Re: Help Needed../var/log/messages getting clogged with Mssgs!

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Hi Ian,
These two addresses are the DNS addresses of my ISP.So there is nothing that
I think that I will have to do in there.When the packets comes from my
IntIF,gets passed on to the ExtIf which then resolves the query by looking
up at the DNS servers that I have listed.As a matter of fact the router also
has the same configuartion of the DNS servers.Is there any thing else you
feel thats going wrong?Pls do let me know.At the moment I have stopped
logging messges on my console just to get a jist of the whole thing.

Regards

Harish


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ian Mortimer" <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <redhat-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: Help Needed../var/log/messages getting clogged with Mssgs!


>
> > I have two linux servers with Iptables and squid running at my internet
> > cafe, both the servers are connected to a router, on two dedicated IP
> > addresses, i have enabled IPMasquerade, one of my Windows cleints, have
> > two network cards as that a requiremnt to control my cybercafe login
> > software!
> > I get these mesages on my terminal due to which the whole network is
> > getting clogged. Pls help me I dont know what to do....
>
> Your network is not getting clogged by the messages but by the packets
> the messages are recording.  You could reduce the number of messages
> using iptables log limiting options (See man iptables).
>
> However that won't fix your network problems.  The hosts sending these
> packets (SRC=212.72.23.4 and SRC=212.72.1.186) are either badly
> misconfigured or more likely they're infected with a virus.  You'll have
> to fix those two hosts, block packets from them with a router or firewall
> or get them disconnected from the network to fix your network problems.
>
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