I'm using iplog 2.1.1, and I noticed the following in my logs this
afternoon
May 24 12:12:28 UDP: scan/flood detected from ns.iol.ie
May 24 12:14:16 UDP: scan/flood mode expired for ns.iol.ie - received a
total of 24 packets (816 bytes).
Now, I'm 99.999% certain that IOL are not scanning me, so presumably this
is just iplog being a little too anal in it's logging.
Does anyone have any config that I can add to my iplog.rules to tell it to
be a log a little less.
ATM, I've got it ignoring all TCP/UDP/ICMP traffic on the internal
network, and I'd prefer not to have to tell it to ignore all UDP traffic.
Should I just tell it to ignore port 53/udp traffic, which is presumably
whats coming from ns.iol.ie ?
Dave
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