Quote from: NoobKidOnTheBlock on May 10, 2015, 02:25:19 AM

Ya I seen all that mate but I literally only have 1 connection to my wallet which is making no sense because at one point when the mining was going on I had like almost 30 connections so once POS kicked in did everyone just give up and say fuck it?

If you are comfortable with port-forwarding, you can forward port 10592 to your LAN IP. It will probably help quite a bit. You might also want to check to see if UPnP is enabled in the Settings->Options->Network->Map port using UPnP and enable it if the box is unchecked.

Quote from: Mota-vated on May 10, 2015, 02:31:53 AM

This has been popping up and continues to do so since a minute ago or so already. Should I be concerned about this?

This hasn't happened with any of the previous wallets, that's why I'm questioning. Also, it was ruining a movie I was watching Cheesy

I couldn't find a good thread to reference for this, but MalwareBytes has apparently flagged that IP for suspicious/fraudulent/poor conduct. But that's the correct RPC port for the wallet, so I would assume that it's harmless on your end. If you want to be safe, though, just add the IP to your firewall.