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What do we do with clueless ISPs
From: Hank Nussbacher <hank () ibm net il>
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 1998 21:00:02 +0200
I opened a trouble ticket with a major ISP in the USA about a Smurf originating at one of their customer nets targeted at me. I gave them the URL about Smurfing just in case they never heard about it. This is the email I got after 8 hours from their NOC:
***Note #1 03-20-1998 08:51:05 GMT Author: arsmith More info. requested Please send any samples along with the following info ASAP... 1. Is it presently still going on ? 2. Was your site used as a launching point for attacks on other entities ?
How does one send "samples" of a Smurf (I gave them the originating IPs, destination IP, time, frequency, pkt size, etc.)? If this is how major ISPs handle Smurf storms, we can expect much more congestion. It is as if the ISP NOCs assume Smurf is Spam! -Hank
Current thread:
- What do we do with clueless ISPs Hank Nussbacher (Mar 21)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Fancy Feast (Mar 21)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Randy Bush (Mar 21)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Joe Shaw (Mar 22)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Jon Lewis (Mar 22)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Henry Linneweh (Mar 22)
- web based routing utilites Christopher Neitzert (Mar 23)
- Re: web based routing utilites Randy Bush (Mar 23)
- Re: What do we do with clueless ISPs Joe Shaw (Mar 22)