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trying to figure out how I should 'fix' my firewall or backbone DNS server to deal with it. Our campus DNS servers will 'proxy' a request to the backbone DNS servers and when it talks to the B servers, we get requests back from different IP address from what we sent to (thus our firewall drops it as a bad session). 129.24.8.1.32768 > 192.228.79.201.domain 192.228.79.200.domain > 129.24.8.1.32768 192.228.79.202.domain > 129.24.8.1.32768 192.228.79.201.domain > 129.24.8.1.32768 This really picked up on Saturday when pretty much every send to the 192.228.79.201 server got 1 to 2 other returns from b1.ip4.int, b2.ip4.int etc. The only other servers that the firewall seems to be dropping are some 'questionable' ones in Romania that showed up over the weekend. -- Stephen J Smoogen. -- CSIRT/Linux System Administrator How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. = Shakespeare. "The Merchant of Venice"
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