[excuse long lines]
Nov 2 23:23:19 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.218.125:137 to 194.47.219.255:137 ulen 76
Nov 2 23:25:59 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.216.228:137 to 194.47.219.255:137 ulen 76
Nov 2 23:27:00 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.217.15:138 to 194.47.219.255:138 ulen 225
Nov 2 23:27:00 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.217.227:138 to 194.47.219.255:138 ulen 232
Nov 2 23:27:44 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.218.247:137 to 194.47.219.255:137 ulen 76
Nov 2 23:28:04 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.219.90:138 to 194.47.219.255:138 ulen 209
Nov 2 23:29:37 narayan kernel: UDP: bad checksum. From 194.47.218.157:138 to 194.47.219.255:138 ulen 221
Given the port numbers, these are some kind of chatting between the
various windows boxen on my network. However, I don't remember seeing
the errors before, and find it unlikely that there be so many checksum
errors and only on packets of that kind (I do quite a lot of UDP
traffic). Since I don't use the protocol in question I haven't noticed
any possible adverse effects.
This is on a cheap ISA NE2000 clone on a 10BASET switched network.
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Jakob Borg <jborg@df.lth.se> http://jb.replicant.nu
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