Richstant
25-06-2003, 17:13
Hi,
I've just moved house & set up with ntl broadband. The only issue is that I'm getting loads of packets to port 520 on ip 224.0.0.9 from an ntl ip. Apparently these are packets that routers use to determine traffic routing paths, but I never had them before & have no idea where they've suddenly come from. Does anyone know whether this is from an ntl server, or is it likely just a badly setup router in someones house. The ip resolves to xxx-xxxxx-6-gw.cdif.cable.ntl.com which I assume belongs to some individual?
I've just moved house & set up with ntl broadband. The only issue is that I'm getting loads of packets to port 520 on ip 224.0.0.9 from an ntl ip. Apparently these are packets that routers use to determine traffic routing paths, but I never had them before & have no idea where they've suddenly come from. Does anyone know whether this is from an ntl server, or is it likely just a badly setup router in someones house. The ip resolves to xxx-xxxxx-6-gw.cdif.cable.ntl.com which I assume belongs to some individual?