Oh no, didn't waste my time at all, I often keep an eye on the network
here to see what is floating in. I have a couple of little machines set
aside for monitoring which are usually on.
A lot of your IPs are from Asia-Pacific BTW.
Actually it shouldn't matter if your IP was dynamic or static, unless
hackers take the time to identify the netblocks set aside for static
and target them differently. I don't believe that happens much if at all.
But to tell, someone would have to systematically monitor both types
of address for a while, simultaneously, and see what develops and
gets logged. Maybe easier to check Dshield.
You might want to block 445 as well as 135:139.
0xb0bf
> leftover traffic. I looked up some of the "non-137" ports and they were
> the typical online gamer ports along with IM and ICQ.
>
> Thanks for the packet capture, Bob. Hope I didn't waste your time over
> nothing. Tomorrow's project is to make sure the Micro$lop traffic
> doesn't get logged anymore. :)
>
> Thanks guys!
>
> Jeff
>
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