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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Router Message
Hi guys,
I wondered if you could help. Basically im running a Belkin F5D7633-4 router and it seems to be fine. Runs fine and no disconnections etc. I have 4 PCs networked (1 been an xbox 360) to it all via ethernet cable and its running fine. The wireless is switched on but is only used when my Dad needs it for his work laptop. The wireless has WPA-PSK security mode enabled, the SSID isnt broadcast a password is required and there is MAC address filtering also. I basically turned my machiene on at approximately 16:12 and straight away logged onto my router settings via (192.168.2.1) on my browser. I checked the security logs just out of interest and came across this: Quote:
Can anyone help me please? I did a whois search on the "83.100.157.125" and it came back with "KarooADSL" who ive never heard of. My ISP is PlusNet if that helps. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks. :) Last edited by Danny_vtr; 11-12-2006 at 10:00 AM. |
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Ive just had another:
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Ok bit of an update:
I updated the family firewall and the update must of closed off a few ports etc. Since then, touch wood ive not had anymore security logs. All together before i updated i recieved 5 of them in the space of an hour. A couple were from Australia according to Whois and there were some from the UK. I take it this isnt an attack on me, just an instance of background noise due to the random locations from the IPs? Thanks. |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 12
OS: WinXP
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Further update!
It seems after i restarted the family PC and did another check that i was still getting these security messages (well i got 1). The IP seemed to match an american company, pretty blank on the details of the whois search. Anyway, it soon clicked why i was getting these security alerts. It seems i had forgotten about the virtual server i setup for port forwarding on my utorrent. I had the TCP port 46273 open and on ALL of my logs this came up under "DPT=46273". So, can anyone explain what happened? Is it because this port was open it therefore attracted background noise and this appeared as a security log? I just want to make sure that noone was purposely attacking me and these are just harmless alerts. I hope this will be the end of it now and it will return to normal. |
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