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Unexplained Network Traffic to Parent Router

agvonline

Hi

I have a 2012R2 Server with Sophos Enterprise Console 5.2.1R2 installed.

The server has two NICs, one on the 'default VLAN' and one on a 'SAN VLAN'.

On the server...

I have removed the 'SAN VLAN' IP address/interface from the MRINIT.CONF file.

In the registry I have also modified the -ORBListenEndpoints for the RMS and Server Agent so that only the 'default VLAN' IP address is used.

On the client(s), In the Remote Management logs I can see the IOR being received from the server, and using an online checker I have been able to see that the IOR contains only the 'default VLAN' address (<default VLAN IP Address:8193>

So all looks ok.

But, our network is being flooded with TCP traffic from all the clients trying to send data to the 'SAN VLAN' on port 8194.

How can this be? The IOR doesn't include that address, so how could the clients possibly know about it? On the clients I can't find any reference to the 'SAN VLAN' address in the registry and the MRINIT.CONF file is correct.

I'm really confused. Please help.

Thanks

Andrew

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    Hello Andrew,

    how the clients even know

    well, unless I'm missing something, it should come from the IOR either directly as address or, if the IOR contains the hostname, via DNS. Is the blocked traffic only to port 8194? 

    If the incorrect connection attempt is reproducible for a client I'd turn on verbose logging for the message router - if the client is aware of the 10.x.x.x address it should be recorded somewhere.

    Christian

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    Hello Andrew,

    how the clients even know

    well, unless I'm missing something, it should come from the IOR either directly as address or, if the IOR contains the hostname, via DNS. Is the blocked traffic only to port 8194? 

    If the incorrect connection attempt is reproducible for a client I'd turn on verbose logging for the message router - if the client is aware of the 10.x.x.x address it should be recorded somewhere.

    Christian

    :46507
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