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Re: Who tried to connect to my i?

under what service? telnet?, ftp, odbc, etc?
If you have a public address, or a private address and your router/firewall
forwards a public address's traffic to your i, you will have your door
knocked on all day by scripted probes. Your firewall should block as much
as possible.
Jim


On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 10:31 AM, via MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:


Hi Folks, we had an attempt at access to one of our LPARS and the IP was
162.42.207.122. How can I find out who that IP is? Is there software that
would help us figure out who the IP was?
Thanks, Frank

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