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Re: Strange UDP Activity


From: Stephen Friedl <steve () unixwiz net>
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 10:45:24 -0700

I recently started seeing strange UDP traffic to my home DSL

All the traffic was returning from the root servers, and the
source port (10xx) is irrelevant. Not sure how to explain it,
but this is not "random" DNS traffic.

198.41.0.4              a.root-servers.net
128.9.0.107             b.root-servers.net
192.33.4.12             c.root-servers.net
128.8.10.90             d.root-servers.net
192.203.230.10          E.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
192.5.5.241             f.root-servers.net
192.112.36.4            G.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
128.63.2.53             h.root-servers.net
192.36.148.17           i.root-servers.net
198.41.0.10             j.root-servers.net
193.0.14.129            k.root-servers.net
198.32.64.12            l.root-servers.net
202.12.27.33            m.root-servers.net

Steve

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