Re: pings
From: cc (cc_at_belfordhk.com)
Date: 12/29/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 18:33:32 +0800 To: Leif Ericksen <leife@dls.net>
Leif Ericksen sighed and wrote::
> Overall I would not worry to much about ping packets noticed in your
> firewall logs. Yeah notice them and unless you are seeing hundreds to
> thousands of packets not a big deal. I am on a DHCP connection with my
> ISP and I see various hits in my IDS from PING. ping hits aer way to
> common for most people to worry about.
Here's a bit of stats that might put things into a bit of
a perspective.
Since 18th Feb. 2004, up until now, I've had 188000+ alerts.
As it stands, 69% of these are ICMP packets.
In the past, when I first installed snort on the firewall,
most were TCP connects. Now the majority is ICMPs.
So I'm a little bit perturbed by this...
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