Martin,
The source is hp laserjet 2300n printers (more than one) and target machine is users comptuers on our LAN
Qazzafi
"Visser, Martin" <martin.visser@xxxxxx> wrote:
Qazzafi,
Without more information it is difficult to diagnose what the problem
you have is. In simple terms you can eliminate NTP by
1. Identify the source of NTP packets (from the source IP / MAC address)
and disable/reconfigure the applications(s) that are sending the
packets. It may well be that if you have excessive NTP packets it is
because of a misconfiguration in one or more hosts.
2. Using your switch's / router's / firewall's filtering capabilities
use these as a port of enforcement to block NTP packets. (Which I assume
your mean UDP with dest port 123). Note that this blocking will only
stop packets leaving the source network - and not stop the actual
generation of them.
I suggest that using information gained from Ethereal you proceed on
point 1. (NTP is a "standard" protocol that is very light on bandwidth
if
configured correctly)
Martin
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From: ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:ethereal-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of M. Qazzafi
Ashraf
Sent: Tuesday, 4 January 2005 3:00
PM
To: Ethereal user support
Subject: [Ethereal-users] Time out on network due to NTP
Hi,
We have Windows 2003, Apple Mac OS X, Windows XP Pro, running on
our
LAN and we are getting time out network on our.
Actually since long time we felt there is some problem in our
local area network then we use Ethereal - packet sniffing software - its
my first experience to use such program though to fetch the network
traffic and while monitoring we saw there are lots of packets going
around of NTP on LAN following detail we got from Ethereal software:
Sequence of bulk request of NTP protocol:
Source (our LAN IP) to Destination (other LAN IP) Protocol (NTP)
Info
(NTP)
How can I stop bulk NTP packets on our network any help would be
appreciated
Qazzafi
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