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#22 Netbios and IGMP V3 issues

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nobody
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2002-10-23
2002-10-23
Anonymous
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Diald is installed on a vanilla install of Redhat 7.3.

I have Samba installed, and I have specified in the
standard.filter file the following:

ignore tcp tcp.source=137, tcp.dest=137
ignore tcp tcp.source=138, tcp.dest=138
ignore tcp tcp.source=139, tcp.dest=139

ignore udp udp.source=137, tcp.dest=137
ignore udp udp.source=138, tcp.dest=138
ignore udp udp.source=139, tcp.dest=139

Tcpdump -i eth0 shows me:
10.0.1.1:139 (10.0.1.1 being the IP address of the Linux
server) and /var/log/messages shows the trigger as
being tcp 10.0.1.1:139

This causes Diald to dial. This seems to be an
intermitant problem, since Diald does not dial for port
139 every time.

The ignore IGMP does not seem to stop the IGMP
broadcasts from Windows XP. I had to specify:
ignore any ip.daddr=224.0.0.24 (if I remember correclty)
to get Diald to ignore IGMP V3 protocol.

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