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Packet default drop

nosil
Hi guys,

I need your precious help again.

I have a problem concerning packet filter.

I have this in the log:

Default DROP UDP 10.23.85.40 : 1066  → 192.168.200.53 : 161 

And this all 10 seconds.

The destination port 161 is for the SNMP, as I found out. So I disabled the SNMP service on the source machine, but nothing changed.

Does anybody have an idea?

Thanks a lot for your help.

NoSiL


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    Hi, something is obviously still sending the traffic.

    If you don't want it in your logs, you can add a new DROP rule with logging disabled.
    I'd recommend ANY as the source port, instead of 1066, as that may change.

    Barry
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    Hi, something is obviously still sending the traffic.

    If you don't want it in your logs, you can add a new DROP rule with logging disabled.
    I'd recommend ANY as the source port, instead of 1066, as that may change.

    Barry
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