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November 3rd, 2002, 01:38 PM
#1
Junior Member
Snort - what does this mean?
Hi guys,
I installed snort on my computer a while ago, and today I decided to take a look in
the snort log-files.
I found this line:
15:13:02.147356 213.66.247.247 > 172.16.0.20: icmp: host 217.209.203.66 unreachable (DF)
15:13:05.371134 213.66.247.247 > 172.16.0.20: icmp: host 217.209.203.66 unreachable (DF)
15:13:11.957263 213.66.247.247 > 172.16.0.20: icmp: host 217.209.203.66 unreachable (DF)
I use NAT on my FW, my internal addresses are 172.16.0.0/24, 213.66.247.247 and
217.209.203.66 are the ones I am curious about.
Does this mean that someone is pinging/probing my computer spoofing the reply address, or something like that?
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