Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?
From: R G Cottrell (rossc_at_froggy.com.au)
Date: 12/30/04
- Previous message: Olav: "Re: PDF Form Editing."
- Next in thread: Steve Lamb: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Steve Lamb: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Andrea Vettorello: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Paul Johnson: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 06:09:46 +1000 To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Hi all,
While I'm waiting for my kernel to compile I've been noticing that
from time to time there's a lot of activity on my modem at times
when I'm not doing anything to cause any transfers. My modem only
has a single data LED, so I can't tell whether the data is coming or
going. My guess is that it's just malicious packets from the internet
splashing against my firewall, but I'd like to rule out the possibility
that there's some malicious process running on my machine that's
actively communicating with some other computer on the net.
(If they're really out to get you it's not called paranoia. :-)
Is there any simple tool that will show me (in realtime, preferably)
any processes on my box that are accessing the PPP interface?
FWIW, I'm running sarge on a Pentium box.
Regards, Rossc.
-- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-REQUEST@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmaster@lists.debian.org
- Previous message: Olav: "Re: PDF Form Editing."
- Next in thread: Steve Lamb: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Steve Lamb: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Andrea Vettorello: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Reply: Paul Johnson: "Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Relevant Pages
- Re: Mysterious use of bandwidth? Any tools to nail it?
... > While I'm waiting for my kernel to compile I've been noticing that ...
> from time to time there's a lot of activity on my modem at times ... > that there's
some malicious process running on my machine that's ... > any processes on my box that
are accessing the PPP interface? ... (Debian-User) - Compiling the drivers for a ADSL Modem (IceData500)
... My modem model is IceData500 and the vendor says it is compatible with RH ...
The unicorn driver is a standard Linux ... PPPoE, PPPoA or RFC2684 protocols, the kernel
may need to be patched. ... To compile the drivers, ... (Fedora) - Driver for Lucent modem
... I have problem configuring my modem within etch. ... I have Lucent modem that
worked with 2.4 kernel in sarge. ... Driver that I used does not compile
now. ... (Debian-User) - Re: Problem with kernel modules after upgrade FC2->FC3
... > When I try to compile some kernel modules (in my case it is module for ...
> modem) it compiles, loads and works perfectly. ... > try to start slmodemd
won't load, ... (Fedora) - Re: Lucent Win Modem driver (comms/ltmdm)
... I'm new in CURRENT and english is not my native. ... My modem is Lucent
Win Modem, and when I used FreeBSD-STABLE I ... I couldn't get comms/ltmdm to compile
on my -current system, ... (freebsd-current)