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RE: [Snort-users] No clue?

Subject: RE: [Snort-users] No clue?
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 07:44:38 -0800 (PST)
Hi all,
 
Since I did not get any reply on this, is there any way to suppress or pass 
this alert?
 
Thanks,
 
John

John Friedman <jfriedmanx@yahoo.com> wrote:
Thanks for your pointing out.  Here is the info again:
 

 [input]   ID  < Signature >  < Timestamp >  < Source Address >  < Dest. 
Address >  < Layer 4 Proto >     [input]      [input]     #0-(2-4681)       
[snort] spp_portscan: End of portscan from 10.1.10.6: TOTAL time(212s) hosts(6) 
TCP(22) UDP(0)       2005-11-11 11:39:27       10.1.10.6       unknown       IP 
       [input]      [input]     #1-(2-4680)       [snort] spp_portscan from 
10.1.10.6: 1 connections across 1 hosts: TCP(1), UDP(0)       2005-11-11 
11:39:23       10.1.10.6       unknown       IP        [input]      [input]     
#2-(2-4679)       [snort] spp_portscan from 10.1.10.6: 1 connections across 1 
hosts: TCP(1), UDP(0)       2005-11-11 11:39:20       10.1.10.6       unknown   
    IP        [input]      [input]     #3-(2-4678)       [snort] spp_portscan 
from 10.1.10.6: 2 connections across 2 hosts: TCP(2), UDP(0)       2005-11-11 
11:39:13       10.1.10.6       unknown       IP        [input]      [input]     
#4-(2-4677)       [snort] spp_portscan from 10.1.10.6: 5
 connections across 2 hosts: TCP(5), UDP(0)       2005-11-11 11:38:58       
10.1.10.6       unknown       IP    
Our World Is Here <info@lucretia.ca> wrote:
Um, this looks like useless info. Could you try cleaning it up and remove
the urls? I doubt I'll be able to view these alerts directly from your base
server unless you give me a real world IP.


J.
j e r u v y a t s h a w d o t c a



-----Original Message-----
From: John Friedman [mailto:jfriedmanx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 8:07 AM
To: snort
Subject: [Snort-users] No clue?

Hi all,

I consistenly get these alerts from the Citrix server:

ID <
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=sig_a> Signature > >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=sig_d> < >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=time_a> Timestamp > >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=time_d> < >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=sip_a> Source > Address >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=sip_d> < >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=dip_a> Dest. > Address >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=dip_d> < >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=proto_a> Laye r 4 > Proto >
um_result_rows=15¤t_view=0&sort_order=proto_d>
#0-(2-4654)
-4654%29&sort_order=> [snort >
]
spp_portscan: End of portscan from 10.1.10.6
etmask=32> : TOTAL time(17s) hosts(2) TCP(5) UDP(0) >
2005-11-11 09:59:09 10.1.10.6
etmask=32> unknown > 
IP
#1-(2-4653)
-4653%29&sort_order=> [snort >
] spp_portscan
from 10.1.10.6
etmask=32> : 5 connections across 2 hosts: TCP(5), UDP(0) >
2005-11-11 09:58:20 10.1.10.6
etmask=32> unknown > 
IP



no clue what it does mean? the destination IP is unknown and
can anyone help me out?



Thanks,



John

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