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Bogus Traffic Going To Non-Existent Destination?

chugger93
I had two rules setup awhile ago for something like limewire.  Allowing both incoming/outgoing traffic for my computer and then my computer downstairs.

Well, I don't use my computer downstairs anymore really, so I just disabled those packet rules I created so they are RED.  That computer is 192.168.1.9

That computer has been off for 3 weeks yet I still see traffic in my log constantly like below:   Why would that be occuring?


20:41:51   Default DROP  UDP 
89.222.181.83  :  50835
→ 
192.168.1.9  :  6346

len=131  ttl=108  tos=0x00  srcmac=00:08:02:ef:ac:47  dstmac=00:17:9a:bd:2a:0e
20:41:53  Default DROP  UDP 
147.197.190.60  :  27405
→ 
192.168.1.9  :  6346

len=131  ttl=105  tos=0x00  srcmac=00:08:02:ef:ac:47  dstmac=00:17:9a:bd:2a:0e
20:41:55  Default DROP  UDP 
79.32.84.47  :  41426
→ 
192.168.1.9  :  6346

len=131  ttl=109  tos=0x00  srcmac=00:08:02:ef:ac:47  dstmac=00:17:9a:bd:2a:0e
20:41:56  Default DROP  UDP 
76.67.180.64  :  43659
→ 
192.168.1.9  :  6346

len=131  ttl=113  tos=0x00  srcmac=00:08:02:ef:ac:47  dstmac=00:17:9a:bd:2a:0e
20:41:57  Default DROP  UDP 
195.211.204.135  :  6881
→ 
192.168.1.9  :  6346


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    Well, you should set the DNAT to point to the other PC running limewire if you want limewire to work well.

    FWIW, even after you turn off a p2p app, you will see lots of hits against your firewall, as peers are still trying to connect. It's not harmful though.

    Barry
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    Well, you should set the DNAT to point to the other PC running limewire if you want limewire to work well.

    FWIW, even after you turn off a p2p app, you will see lots of hits against your firewall, as peers are still trying to connect. It's not harmful though.

    Barry
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