Re: strange connection attempts

From: GiZmen (gizmen@pals.one.pl)
Date: 04/14/03

  • Next message: Crist J. Clark: "Re: strange connection attempts"
    Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 21:44:31 +0200
    From: GiZmen <gizmen@pals.one.pl>
    To: freebsd-security@FreeBSD.ORG
    
    

    > Hello,
    >
    > > And i have plenty of strange connection attempts on udp protocol
    > >
    > > Connection attempt to UDP xx.xx.x.xxx:55414 from 192.43.172.34:53
    > > Apr 13 23:56:53 pals /kernel: Connection attempt to UDP xx.xx.x.xxx:55414 from 192.43.172.34:53
    > > Connection attempt to UDP xx.xx.x.xxx:12545 from 192.42.93.36:53
    > > Apr 13 23:56:54 pals /kernel: Connection attempt to UDP xx.xx..xxx:12545 from 192.42.93.36:53
    > > Connection attempt to UDP xx.xx.x.xxx:44308 from 192.42.93.36:53
    > >
    > > i know that those connections are from dns but why kernel logs such thing.
    > > I have statufull firewall and all trafic to any port on UDP protocol are deny and
    > > only those UDP datagrams from my resolver are passed back through dynamics rules.
    >
    > Which is your ip address? the "xxx" or the 192.42.93.36?
    >
    > If you're address is the "xxx" then you're fine. DNS often uses the udp
    > protocol.
    >
    > However, if it's the other way around and your address is 192.42...
    > then, it means that the upstream DNS server is trying to get updates from
    > you.
    >
    > Are you running a DNS server yourself?
    ---end quoted text---

    my address is "xxx" and 192.43..... is an expamle address of dns server.

    I know that dns use an udp protocol but is it normal to have these connection
    attempts??

    Im running only local dnscache (from djbdns) on my box. I don have any dnsserver.
    I have plenty of such connections from dns servers, and i turned of sysctl
    net.inet.udp.log_in_vain=0
    because this starts to annoy me :(

    -- 
    Best Regards:
    		GiZmen
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