Run "netstat -l" and/or check /etc/inetd.conf and find out what other
services/daemons are running on the box. If it's just acting as a syslog,
I'd only have tcp/22 open for sshd and syslogd running and everything else
killed. Just to venture a guess, but it probably has SaMBa running, which
will include smbd and nmbd making the box act as an NT browse-master.
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> Hi.. I used a fluke meter to check the health of our network. I found one
> of our Linux server are generating 14% of broadcast. But I don't know how
> to reduce it? any idea? For your information, we use this Linux box act
as
> a syslog server to receive message from all our switches. Does it
> contribute to the broadcast? If the fluke meter found my network has 45%
> broadcast, will it slow down my network?
>
> Chee Tong
>
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