Did netstat, nmap, or lsof show any reference to the port that is being used on your machine (63781) at all? --- "Spookah ." <k_linerat_private> wrote: > While remotly connected to my home machine, I > noticed alot of lag. I > executed a 'netstat -a' which showed me nothing out > of the ordinary. But > when I started tcpdump I saw traffic which I could > not account for. > > Here is a snip of my tcpdump log.. > Key: x.x.x.x = my ip > > 16:26:14.957566 24.109.6.174.6700 > x.x.x.x.63781: > tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:14.958509 x.x.x.x.63781 > 24.109.6.174.6700: > tcp 1460 (DF) > 16:26:14.959240 x.x.x.x.63781 > 24.109.6.174.6700: > tcp 588 (DF) > 16:26:15.155428 24.109.6.174.6700 > x.x.x.x.63781: > tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:15.156308 x.x.x.x.63781 > 24.109.6.174.6700: > tcp 1460 (DF) > 16:26:15.157046 x.x.x.x.63781 > 24.109.6.174.6700: > tcp 588 (DF) > 16:26:15.242682 172.150.125.247.6688 > > x.x.x.x.63783: tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:15.286571 172.174.174.84.6700 > x.x.x.x.63780: > tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:15.443723 172.150.125.247.6688 > > x.x.x.x.63783: tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:15.448809 x.x.x.x.63783 > > 172.150.125.247.6688: tcp 1360 (DF) > 16:26:15.449510 x.x.x.x.63783 > > 172.150.125.247.6688: tcp 688 (DF) > 16:26:15.479993 172.174.174.84.6700 > x.x.x.x.63780: > tcp 0 (DF) > 16:26:15.485314 x.x.x.x.63780 > 172.174.174.84.6700: > tcp 1360 (DF) > > I was unable to capture any of the packets, and a > nmap of my machine showed > no unusual ports open. Anyone have any ideas on > what this could have been? > > Thanks in advance, > Spookah > Network Technician > Linux Administrator > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
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