At 09:32 PM 16-07-04 -0400, Jared Mauch wrote:
For June 2004 (AS378 - Israel):
top 10 sending ports:
Rank Port Bytes in Gigabytes Packets
1 http (80/tcp) 1561 GB 1620273534
2 edonkey (4662/tcp) 162 GB 459762654
3 0/icmp 120 GB 851624490
4 ssh (22/tcp) 89 GB 104515538
5 ftpdata (20/tcp) 78 GB 68494269
6 rtsp (554/tcp) 70 GB 54885058
7 https (443/tcp) 66 GB 138954839
8 0/unknown 56 GB 55661555
9 gnutella-svc (6346/tcp) 50 GB 145165558
10 domain (53/udp) 49 GB 371635845
top 10 receiving ports
Rank Port Bytes in Gigabytes Packets
1 smtp (25/tcp) 344 GB 759247104
2 edonkey (4662/tcp) 186 GB 442992500
3 5662/tcp 154 GB 252829581
4 1026/udp 125 GB 205236837
5 1027/udp 119 GB 197314910
6 microsoftds (445/tcp) 91 GB 1721773411
7 netbiosns (137/udp) 88 GB 1209221595
8 http (80/tcp) 87 GB 1073140502
9 2048/icmp 62 GB 974609659
10 6970/udp 57 GB 103562134
We have hourly, daily, weekly and monthly stats.
-Hank
this is from a 10-15 min sample period, based
on flow count, not bytecount.
TOP TEN:
(tcp)
80, 25, 6699, 4662, 1433
443, 445, 6881, 7171, 6346
(udp)
53, 6257, 27960, 1026, 135
27015, 22321, 1027, 3310, 28960
- jared
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