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Any clue what thoses packets are?

x-cimo
My FW keep dropping thoses packets:

Default DROP  2  10.33.200.1  →  224.0.0.1      

len=28  ttl=1  tos=0x00  srcmac=00:00:00:00:00:00  dstmac=00:15:5d:01:0a:0b

I have no idea what 10.33.200.1 or 224.0.0.1 are...

Thanks


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  • 0 in reply to RFCat_vk_01
    You got it..

    My ip is 74....   but, I created rules from the WAN for 10.33.200.1

    It seem that my ISP has some 10.X ips on my WAN and for some reason they are senting IGMP multicast packet to me....   So i created a drop rules without logging so Astaro stop logging thoses every one minutes.

    Thanks [:)]
  • 0 in reply to x-cimo
    You got it..

    My ip is 74....   but, I created rules from the WAN for 10.33.200.1

    It seem that my ISP has some 10.X ips on my WAN and for some reason they are senting IGMP multicast packet to me....   So i created a drop rules without logging so Astaro stop logging thoses every one minutes.

    Thanks [:)]


    The Private addresses on the Wan interface of a Cable Internet service are pretty common here; the ISPs use them internally for infrastructure, and they often have devices misconfigured, so you end up with these drops; nothing to be concerned about.  Same with the Multicast drops.