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Re: Unknown user agent in my logs...
From: "Clinton E. Troutman" <cetro.consulting () sbcglobal net>
Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 17:58:02 -0500
On Monday 09 April 2007, tony barry wrote:
Hi, I cant help with the user agent but the name suggests a tool to discover network services. Whois tells me the IP belongs to SBC internet services. They show up in google. I suggest you report this to them. They are part of a major US telecomms provider so there is a good chance they will take appropriate action.
Yeah, had the ISP part (I'm on SBC). Not certain how many others on the same DSL subnet may have seen traffic... As others have pointed out, the scan seems to be generated by a network discovery tool provided by SingleClick Systems and embraced by Dell... Now I wonder if the fault is in the coding by SingleClick or in the implementation by Dell. Unfortunately, SBC hiccuped and changed my IP address so the scan is gone and I can't packet capture... But, now swatch will tell me if the scan reappears. Thanks anyway, -- Clinton E. Troutman Independent Computer Consultant for Home, Home Office, and Small Business in Fort Worth, Texas
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- Unknown user agent in my logs... Clinton E. Troutman (Apr 09)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... JM (Apr 09)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... tony barry (Apr 10)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Clinton E. Troutman (Apr 09)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Richard Sammet (Apr 10)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Kim Guldberg (Apr 11)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Anshuman G (Apr 11)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Anshuman G (Apr 09)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Clinton E. Troutman (Apr 10)
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- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... lordl3ane (Apr 10)
- Re: Unknown user agent in my logs... Clinton E. Troutman (Apr 10)