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Size: 13.7 MB CRC32 : 988DCEF8 MD4 : 918BFA83CEFD569369A31D06A9A887D9 MD5 : 6E7D27015B4EE59F88960A0B97772E0C SHA-1 : 8E8BEFEEEA664DA2B159621EA1B6563C5729D3D8 Publisher : EASEUS License : FREE Version : 9.1.1 System : 2000/XP Language(s) : English EASEUS Partition Master Home (formerly EASEUS Partition Manager) is a comprehensive partition software, which not only provides with convenient user-interface simplifying your tasks but also enables you to perform basic and advanced partition operations on server and non-server systems without data loss. EASEUS Partition Manager Home Edition is an excellent free Partition Magic alternative (it has overtaken Partition Magic for a big step.) FEATURES You can create, delete, format, copy and clone partitions on your hard disk quickly and easily. The most attractive feature is that it can resize/move your partitions by using the free spaces without destroying data. Disk & Partition Clone supported now. This addon is installable/uninstallable by Add/Remove Windows components Windows

Seems that we've found source of our problems. We've noticed that were getting at least 5 requests per second from IP address 68.58.188.236 to "index.php?act=rssout&id=1". Now, this is no longer a valid page in IPB3 (was in IPB2 however, although it was off too), but the fact that there are like 5 requests per second from the same IP means that our server was basically getting flooded with requests and just couldn't handle it. Upon editing .htaccess file to block this IP address load dropped from 16 to 2.22.. The problem was either we were being DOS'd by the IP mentioned above, more or less or it was a valid member who simply has a buggy RSS reader (and that RSS reader has the old invalid URL in it for our RSS feed). We should figure out which members can no longer access our site, let them know about the issue, so they can update the URL for the RSS feed in their reader, which should likely resolve the problems (when they could be unblocked again). Note to members: Please remove any RSS links you are using for WinCert.net Forum.