Rodney M Dyer wrote: > We are checking into possible probing (hacking) attempts on our AFS file > servers. We are seeing one address (24.74.66.175) that our fileserver > needs to perform a callback on and it fails. The problem is that it > seems to fail on port numbers that are increasing by 12 each time. The > following logs show this "probing"...
This looks like a NAT that has a very short timer on the UDP port mapping table. If you are concerned this is hack attempt, you can block the IP address at the firewall and/or you can obtain a network capture filtered on that address with Ethereal so that you can see what it is requesting. Jeffrey Altman
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