Hello again,
Ops, I forgot to explain you my ISP tries to connect me to port 113 (auth) two
or four times every time I send messages with smail.
This port is about NIS/NIS+ domain issues, isn't it?
- smail?
- attack?
- hacked?
- paranoid? (me)
Alot of thanks and best regards,
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Hello again,
I have a linux box with a firewall masquerading for a Windoze net, and last
week I decided to log any attempt to connect me, and...
I suspect my ISP is hacked...
I receive from their secondary DNS three ping (ICMP/8) every about ten minutes,
this makes my ppp does not disconnect by
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 08:00:00PM -0400, Paul Tod Rieger wrote:
Just to be clearer, the typical message looks like:
kernel: IP fw-in deny eth0 UDP 192.168.4.1:68 255.255.255.255:67 L=328
S=0x00 I=53838 F=0x T=128
Everytime I connect to inet through Infovia plus (Spain) I got this:
I'm having a bizarre set of ICMP packets coming to me, of the
Destination Unreachable type. This seems to happen every minute or
so, even when nobody is logged in.
My question for you is: How can I find out why these are happening?
Presumably they are in some way due to what my box is doing, but
This is not tunneling.
These are DHCP requests coming in over your ppp line. That is, other
(usually Winders) machines looking for an IP configuration to be given to
them.
The ISP should not be forwarding these to you. Tell them to stop. If
they don't, you can do a couple of things. Make a
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