Re: snmp packets
ok, this turned out to be some HP remote managment/alert service coded into the hardware, the network card itself. no surprise i couldn't identify any process on my system! and this goes to show, you'd better have a look at your hardware, _before_ you install it some 100 kilometers away ;) best, ub Olaf Dietsche wrote: ulrich berthold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: SCAN Proxy (8080) attempt the next outstanding alarm message was a SNMP public access udp. i looked into it and to my surprise found out, that these packages are originating on the server's external interface and going to two (nonexistent) privat ip addresses 10.0.1.80 and 10.1.0.80, about every other hour. i ngrepped the packages and -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: snmp packets
ok, this turned out to be some HP remote managment/alert service coded into the hardware, the network card itself. no surprise i couldn't identify any process on my system! and this goes to show, you'd better have a look at your hardware, _before_ you install it some 100 kilometers away ;) best, ub Olaf Dietsche wrote: ulrich berthold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: SCAN Proxy (8080) attempt the next outstanding alarm message was a SNMP public access udp. i looked into it and to my surprise found out, that these packages are originating on the server's external interface and going to two (nonexistent) privat ip addresses 10.0.1.80 and 10.1.0.80, about every other hour. i ngrepped the packages and
Re: snmp packets
ulrich berthold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: SCAN Proxy (8080) attempt the next outstanding alarm message was a SNMP public access udp. i looked into it and to my surprise found out, that these packages are originating on the server's external interface and going to two (nonexistent) privat ip addresses 10.0.1.80 and 10.1.0.80, about every other hour. i ngrepped the packages and [...] any hint on how i can find out which process is sending these out? might it be the hardware (networkcard) itself? If it's about every hour, I would look into the crontabs, wether there's an entry around that time. Regards, Olaf. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: snmp packets
ulrich berthold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: SCAN Proxy (8080) attempt the next outstanding alarm message was a SNMP public access udp. i looked into it and to my surprise found out, that these packages are originating on the server's external interface and going to two (nonexistent) privat ip addresses 10.0.1.80 and 10.1.0.80, about every other hour. i ngrepped the packages and [...] any hint on how i can find out which process is sending these out? might it be the hardware (networkcard) itself? If it's about every hour, I would look into the crontabs, wether there's an entry around that time. Regards, Olaf.
