Is your router trying to write a log every time someone hits your
firewall?  If so, that might be your issue.

Paul Spicer wrote:
> Hi, me again, the guy with the router woes...
>
> Yes, I've considered getting an OpenWRT-compatible router (mainly so I
> can SSL through the much lower power router and not need a whole
> computer), but I'm still trying to figure out what exactly is
> happening currently.
>
> I didn't realise my current router dumped the log when it powered off,
> which is why I never saw anything. Now, however, I know that my router
> is having its doors pounded on by a bunch of different IPs. All trying
> to get into port 10755. For the life of me, I can't find ANYTHING that
> uses that port! Does anyone have any idea what might be going on? I
> don't run any servers aside from my SSH box, which is on a totally
> different port, so it's not like people are finding something and
> trying to break in.

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