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| Subject: | kernel: martian source |
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| Date: | Fri, 20 May 2005 18:50:11 +1000 |
Hi I have messages like the following line in my log file, what can I do about it? kernel: martian source [server IP] from 68.50.206.106, on dev eth0 This happens after the IP 68.50.206.106 has been dropped by PortSentry. I have Swatch, PortSentry, Snort and GIPTables running on my CentOS 4.0 server. I contacted my ISP and they told me that I should be worried. I googled these keywords but did not find any information that I could use to fix this. Should I be worried? Thanks, Ben
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