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Guest gregchan
Posted

norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

 

209.244.0.3, 53 &

209.244.0.4, 53 ...

 

i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what these are?

and what are portscans actually anyway?

Guest siljaline
Posted

"gregchan" wrote:

> norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

>

> 209.244.0.3, 53 &

> 209.244.0.4, 53 ...

>

> i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what these are?

> and what are portscans actually anyway?

 

Ask your software vendor.

<http://www.symantec.com>

 

Silj

 

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Guest Julián Rodríguez Bajo
Posted

gregchan escribió:

> norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

>

> 209.244.0.3, 53 &

> 209.244.0.4, 53 ...

>

> i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what these are?

> and what are portscans actually anyway?

>

 

209.244.0.3 is resolver1.level3.net

209.244.0.4 is resolver2.level3.net

 

Both are DNS servers from Level3

Guest gregchan
Posted

stupid question...what is an DNS server and what are the RESOLVERS ?thanks!

 

"Julián Rodríguez Bajo" wrote:

> gregchan escribió:

> > norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

> >

> > 209.244.0.3, 53 &

> > 209.244.0.4, 53 ...

> >

> > i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what these are?

> > and what are portscans actually anyway?

> >

>

> 209.244.0.3 is resolver1.level3.net

> 209.244.0.4 is resolver2.level3.net

>

> Both are DNS servers from Level3

>

>

Guest Julián Rodríguez Bajo
Posted

gregchan escribió:

> stupid question...what is an DNS server and what are the RESOLVERS ?thanks!

>

> "Julián Rodríguez Bajo" wrote:

>

>> gregchan escribió:

>>> norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

>>>

>>> 209.244.0.3, 53 &

>>> 209.244.0.4, 53 ...

>>>

>>> i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what these are?

>>> and what are portscans actually anyway?

>>>

>> 209.244.0.3 is resolver1.level3.net

>> 209.244.0.4 is resolver2.level3.net

>>

>> Both are DNS servers from Level3

>>

>>

>

 

A DNS server is a server that translates domain names to IP addresses.

Resolver1 and resolver3 are machine names in this case.

 

More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dns

Guest James Matthews
Posted

Trust Symantec to block everything you need :-) In the name of security

 

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"Julián Rodríguez Bajo" <julian.rodriguez@fedetec.es> wrote in message

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> gregchan escribió:

>> stupid question...what is an DNS server and what are the RESOLVERS

>> ?thanks!

>>

>> "Julián Rodríguez Bajo" wrote:

>>

>>> gregchan escribió:

>>>> norton av 2007 keeps messaging me about intrusions from 2 IPs...

>>>>

>>>> 209.244.0.3, 53 &

>>>> 209.244.0.4, 53 ...

>>>>

>>>> i have had close to 80 blocks in the past 2 weeks.any ideas on what

>>>> these are?

>>>> and what are portscans actually anyway?

>>>>

>>> 209.244.0.3 is resolver1.level3.net

>>> 209.244.0.4 is resolver2.level3.net

>>>

>>> Both are DNS servers from Level3

>>>

>>>

>>

>

> A DNS server is a server that translates domain names to IP addresses.

> Resolver1 and resolver3 are machine names in this case.

>

> More info at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dns

>

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