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The web monitor is showing many servers identified by IP address only. How can I determine whether these are safe? Here is a sample:

KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 198.245.60.90
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 149.56.17.6
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 158.69.124.141
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 50.23.16.222
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 176.9.72.105
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 176.9.42.185
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 5.9.6.132
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 209.58.183.94
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 209.58.182.150
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 43.249.39.220
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 176.9.104.215
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:32 209.58.182.156
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 176.9.63.208
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 46.4.72.81
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 5.9.30.19
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 50.23.16.214
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 50.23.16.210
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 176.9.104.171
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 176.9.54.14
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 176.9.139.174
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 176.9.101.174
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 5.9.19.112
KitchenFamilyPC 04/14 20:50:33 50.23.16.219

Try putting them through something like a Whois.

http://whois.domaintools.com

I've just looked up two of these (1st and last)

Both come back as cloud services. Do you have any apps on that machine that could be backing up to cloud servers?

This is my teenager's computer. He is running bluestacks -- an android emulator. He is also using proxy's before I find them and block them. It is difficult to know what to block when I only see IP addresses without domain names or URLs.