[Techtalk] Recieving proto UDP, 2, packet's, question's.

[joe shindlin]

--- joe shindlin <jojotheracoon at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> I am recieving proto UDP, 2, packet's along with
> ICMP
> from the welchia worm(all dropped), my ISP called 3
> day's ago and had me switch number's, that's when my
> problem's started, i called my ISP *back*, but they
> don't support Linux and got a tad hostile, is there
> anyway i can get help without the ISP, what should i
> look into, i checked my '/var/log/messages' and i'm
> am
> recieving:
>
_______________________________________________________
> 
> Aug 28 02:11:36 Mirrus pppd[1113]: pppd 2.4.1
> started
> by root, uid 0
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: timeout set to 60
> seconds
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: abort on (ERROR)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: abort on (BUSY)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: abort on (NO
> CARRIER)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: abort on (NO
> DIALTONE)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: send (~^M~AT
> S7=45
> S0=0 L1 V1 X4 &c1 E1 Q0^M^M)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: expect (OK)
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: ~^M~AT S7=45 S0=0
> L1 V1 X4 &c1 E1 Q0^M^M
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: OK
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]:  -- got it
> Aug 28 02:11:37 Mirrus chat[1114]: send
> (atdt3514492^M)
> Aug 28 02:11:38 Mirrus chat[1114]: timeout set to 75
> seconds
> Aug 28 02:11:38 Mirrus chat[1114]: expect (CONNECT)
> Aug 28 02:11:38 Mirrus chat[1114]: ^M
> Aug 28 02:12:01 Mirrus chat[1114]: ^Matdt3514492^M^M
> Aug 28 02:12:01 Mirrus chat[1114]: NO CARRIER
> Aug 28 02:12:01 Mirrus chat[1114]:  -- failed
> Aug 28 02:12:01 Mirrus chat[1114]: Failed (NO
> CARRIER)
> Aug 28 02:12:02 Mirrus pppd[1113]: Exit.
> 
>
_______________________________________________________
> 
> I'm connected now, but it's been exteremly
> unreliable
> for the past three day's.
> I think this is the 
> first time i have ever had connection problem's, i
> could use any advise/info anyone has to offer.
> Thank's, joe.                                 

I got more info here, i traced 8 of the ip's
(arin.net) and there all coming from a communication's
company, i am also getting:

remote message: ^@

on the command line when i connect (successfully). I
would really like to be able to diagnose the problem,
any info would be appreciated, and if there's non to
be had, i'll keep looking into this. :)
joe. 


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