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Hello, Heads up! This is from the NANOG list, where NANOG is an acronym for North America Network Operators Group. rgds,bro FSU MET > Greetings, > > It looks like all hell is breaking loose on some of the nations > backbones. http://www.internethealthreport.com > > The port counters on my AT&T DS3 were reading in the 250 megabit range, > that is a DS3, mind you. Outbound? (can't imagine inbound counters breaking that badly) > Any source IP's I can add to the circular file would be appreciated. > Any ranges I find I'll echo back to the list. Forget IPs. Just block port 1434 protocol UDP in *and* out.
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