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It looks like you've rebooted after seeing that, which means it can't be discerned where it was actually running from

 

How is 4433 being run through?  Is this via a VPN or a reverse proxy?  Simply forwarding that port without the use of a VPN / reverse proxy (eg: the MyServers plugin) only leaves your system protected by a password

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    Yeah I panicked a little and shut down the server as soon as I saw it and booted it back up just to get the diagnostic file.

     

    The 4433 was a simple port forward, I have turned it off as I don't really need remote access to server.

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