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Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137
From: Clyde Hoadley <hoadleyc () MSCD EDU>
Date: Tue, 22 May 2007 07:02:14 -0600
We have several Windows servers that regularly attempt to send udp packets from port 137 to non existent IP address udp port 137. These get blocked by the firewall. The Sys Admins haven't been able to figure out why they do it. Has anyone encountered this problem before? Deny udp src inside:10.10.18.64/137 dst outside:169.254.221.242/137 Deny udp src inside:10.10.18.64/137 dst outside:169.254.221.242/137 Deny udp src inside:10.10.18.64/137 dst outside:192.168.81.1/137 Deny udp src inside:10.10.18.64/137 dst outside:192.168.81.1/137 -- Clyde Hoadley Director of Information Security Information Technology Metropolitan State College of Denver Campus Box 96, P.O. Box 173362, Denver Co 80217-3362 303-556-5074 | CELL 720-232-4737 www.mscd.edu
Current thread:
- Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Clyde Hoadley (May 22)
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- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 H. Morrow Long (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Buz Dale (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Lovaas,Steven (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Vanderbilt, Teresa (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Vanderbilt, Teresa (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Jeff Kell (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 David Gillett (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Brady McClenon (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Vanderbilt, Teresa (May 22)
- Re: Windows mystery udp/137 to udp/137 Fowler, Steve (May 23)
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