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Originally Posted by Nutty
I recieved a new gateway router from Belkin recently to replace the one that keeps crashing. Everything works fine with it.
The firewall log on this one actually does report things, and it has quite a few entries identical to this one;
Sat Feb 14 18:26:04 2004 1 Blocked by DoS protection 10.68.16.1
Isn't 10.68.16.1 the IP address of the STB? It also comes up with 64.4.12.201 which is a hotmail address presumably something to do with MSM.
Anyway, anyone know why that 10.68.... ip is being blocked by my firewall soo much, or why its there in the 1st place?
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hmm
TraceRoute Report
on 14/02/04 at 19:46:37
Tracing route to 10.68.16.1 over a maximum of 25 hops:
#1 ***.**.***.*** [Unavailable]: TTL expired in transit, 13 ms
#2 80.4.47.225 [nott-t2cam1-b-ge-wan51-128.inet.ntl.com]: TTL expired in transit, 14 ms
#3 10.68.16.1 [Unavailable]: Echo reply, 37 ms
Statistics: Out: 3; In: 3; Loss: 0%; Times(min/avg/max): 13/21/37
- getting there in 3 hops would suggest it's not your STB, but an address inside the NTL network - is it possible you are blocking DHCP requests?