McAfee it is!
[root@burner cdimage6]# whois [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[arin.net]
UUNET Technologies, Inc.
(NETBLK-UUNET1996B) UUNET1996B
208.192.0.0 - 208.249.255.255
McAfee Associates (NETBLK-UU-208-228-224) UU-208-228-224
208.228.224.0 - 208.228.239.255
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[root@burner cdimage6]#
Michael Doerner wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am using diald 0.99-1 on my SuSE 6.2 gateway machine for quite a while now
> and I am happy to see as it is working fine. Thanks for all the development
> work!
>
> I am running a local caching/forwarding DNS server and there are no unwanted
> dialouts to the Internet.
>
> Last night, while I was working on a workstation I realised the modem was
> dialling out and I hadn't started a browser or anything else at that time.
> Looking what triggered the dialout I found this:
>
> Nov 4 23:00:11 linux01 diald[174]: Trigger: udp 192.168.0.15/371
> 208.228.235.200/370
>
> OK, it was initiated from the PC where I was working on (192.168.0.15) but
> what is port 370 or 371 for? I found these port neither defined for UDP nor
> TCP in my Linux's services?
>
> Next strange thing: IP 208.228.235.200. I tried to resolve that IP address
> later with a nslookup and it was _not_ resolved/no result. I have never seen
> that before. As far as I see this should be a public Internet address and I
> thought all of the public address should be pointing to a DNS resolution on
> the net?
>
> I suspect the whole story might have to do with an app called "BackWeb" as
> part of McAfee's Anti Virus suite but all the above details are strange for
> me.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Regards,
> Michael Doerner
>
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