TPF log
From: Juan Mejia (jmejia@uchile.cl)Date: 07/22/01
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Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 19:42:07 -0500 From: Juan Mejia <jmejia@uchile.cl> Message-ID: <1219106654.20010721194207@uchile.cl> To: security-basics@securityfocus.com Subject: TPF log
Hello,
I set Tiny Personal Firewall to "log packets to unopened
ports" . Now the log shows me an entry like this each and every
minute:
1,[date/time] Rule 'Packet to unopened...': : In UDP, LAB [0.0.0.0:68]->localhost:67, Owner: No owner
So I wonder what does this ip address means? I suppose it's my
own pc (since its name is LAB) but I'm not sure about it. Also why is it appearing
exactly each and evey minute the pc is turned on?
I've seen port 67 is for bootstrap pc but don't know what it is
for. In case it's my own pc, how could I stop this?
Also there's more than 1000 entries for this:
Rule 'Packet to unopened...': : In UDP, xxx.xxx.xxx.229:68->localhost:67, Owner: No owner
The host generating these packets belongs to my same net and was
sending the packets continuosly during 9 hours the same day.
Could someone help a curious guy understand this?
I don't run any servers in my pc, all I have is WebWasher running
not as a server, and sometimes allow (for a couple of minutes) udp traffic to share some
resources through the LAN.
Any comments from you guys will help make a win user more security
concious and able to make hackers life more difficult. ;-}
Saludos desde Chile,
Juan
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