From the DHCP logs: 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 10.1.3.48 from 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth1 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPACK on 10.1.3.48 to 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth1 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 10.1.3.48 from 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth2: wrong network. 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPNAK on 10.1.3.48 to 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 via eth2
This shows the 10.1.3.48 device on both eth1 and eth2. In fact all DHCP traffic seems to be echoed on both eth1 and eth2. I don't have a hub on my network. How is this possible?
Basic topology:
Comcast ----Cable Modem----ASL [Virtual Machine] on VM Ware | New Machine [VM on VMWare]
I scanned my DHCP logs again and found that this duplicate traffic started happening at this time 2010:01:08-18:45:28.
Checking the Up2Date logs I can find only this: 2010:01:08-18:42:05 wahine audld[8903]: id="3701" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Authentication successful" 2010:01:08-18:42:50 wahine audld[8903]: id="3707" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Successfully synchronized fileset" status="success" action="download" package="clam" 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: Starting Up2Date Package Installer (Version 1.65) 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'mpfc' 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="mpfc" 2010:01:08-18:42:57 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'ips' 2010:01:08-18:42:57 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="ips" 2010:01:08-18:43:02 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'man-sw' 2010:01:08-18:43:02 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="man-sw" 2010:01:08-18:43:07 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'avira' 2010:01:08-18:43:07 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="avira" 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'clam' 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Installing up2date package file '/var/up2date//clam/u2d-clam-7.5065-5085.patch.tgz.gpg' 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Verifying up2date package signature 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Unpacking installation instructions 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Unpacking up2date package container 2010:01:08-18:43:13 wahine auisys[8934]: Running pre-installation checks 2010:01:08-18:43:13 wahine auisys[8934]: Starting up2date package installation 2010:01:08-18:43:28 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371Z" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Successfully installed Up2Date package" status="success" action="install" package_version="7.5085" package="clam" 2010:01:08-18:43:29 wahine auisys[8934]: New Pattern Up2Dates installed
Does this make any sense? This looks to me like a simple virus update. Could this have messed with the network config?
From the DHCP logs: 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 10.1.3.48 from 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth1 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPACK on 10.1.3.48 to 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth1 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 10.1.3.48 from 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 (xp) via eth2: wrong network. 2010:01:19-17:21:58 wahine dhcpd: DHCPNAK on 10.1.3.48 to 00:0c:29:a7:6b:16 via eth2
This shows the 10.1.3.48 device on both eth1 and eth2. In fact all DHCP traffic seems to be echoed on both eth1 and eth2. I don't have a hub on my network. How is this possible?
Basic topology:
Comcast ----Cable Modem----ASL [Virtual Machine] on VM Ware | New Machine [VM on VMWare]
I scanned my DHCP logs again and found that this duplicate traffic started happening at this time 2010:01:08-18:45:28.
Checking the Up2Date logs I can find only this: 2010:01:08-18:42:05 wahine audld[8903]: id="3701" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Authentication successful" 2010:01:08-18:42:50 wahine audld[8903]: id="3707" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Successfully synchronized fileset" status="success" action="download" package="clam" 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: Starting Up2Date Package Installer (Version 1.65) 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'mpfc' 2010:01:08-18:42:51 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="mpfc" 2010:01:08-18:42:57 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'ips' 2010:01:08-18:42:57 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="ips" 2010:01:08-18:43:02 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'man-sw' 2010:01:08-18:43:02 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="man-sw" 2010:01:08-18:43:07 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'avira' 2010:01:08-18:43:07 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371D" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="No up2date packages available for installation" status="failed" action="preinst_check" package="avira" 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Searching for available up2date packages for type 'clam' 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Installing up2date package file '/var/up2date//clam/u2d-clam-7.5065-5085.patch.tgz.gpg' 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Verifying up2date package signature 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Unpacking installation instructions 2010:01:08-18:43:12 wahine auisys[8934]: Unpacking up2date package container 2010:01:08-18:43:13 wahine auisys[8934]: Running pre-installation checks 2010:01:08-18:43:13 wahine auisys[8934]: Starting up2date package installation 2010:01:08-18:43:28 wahine auisys[8934]: id="371Z" severity="info" sys="system" sub="up2date" name="Successfully installed Up2Date package" status="success" action="install" package_version="7.5085" package="clam" 2010:01:08-18:43:29 wahine auisys[8934]: New Pattern Up2Dates installed
Does this make any sense? This looks to me like a simple virus update. Could this have messed with the network config?