Here is a log snippet from my router ...
deny: UDP from 192.100.81.107.62128 to 204.69.144.1.33468
deny: UDP from 192.100.81.107.62128 to 204.69.144.1.33469
deny: UDP from 192.100.81.107.62128 to 204.69.144.1.33470
deny: UDP from 204.118.198.11.34466 to 204.69.144.1.33465
deny: UDP from 204.118.198.11.34466 to 204.69.144.1.33466
deny: UDP from 204.118.198.11.34466 to 204.69.144.1.33467
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34069 to 204.69.144.1.33468
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34069 to 204.69.144.1.33469
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34069 to 204.69.144.1.33470
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34073 to 204.69.144.1.33468
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34073 to 204.69.144.1.33469
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34073 to 204.69.144.1.33471
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34073 to 204.69.144.1.33472
deny: UDP from 158.197.36.2.34073 to 204.69.144.1.33473
deny: UDP from 198.93.4.10.55921 to 198.67.38.254.33477
deny: UDP from 198.93.4.10.55921 to 198.67.38.254.33478
deny: UDP from 198.93.4.10.55921 to 198.67.38.254.33479
So I'm at a loss - what are all the probes to high UDP ports
about? Is this a scanning tool (I see netcom and the well
in the source IPs) or some application I've not met before?
John Pettitt jpp @
software .
net
VP Engineering +1 415 473 3065 (V)
CyberSource Corporation +1 415 473 3066 (F)
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