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IP 235.80.68.83 Port 0

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I used a sniffer on my network and discovered that my internet connected pc was sending several packets to ip 235.80.68.83 on port 0. What could be causing this?

Name: Jamie_McCoy
Date: September 15, 2004 at 05:09:55 Pacific

Reply:

i think 235.80.68.83 is an internal IP address, nothing to worry about Jaymc.co.nr

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Name: briantech
Date: September 15, 2004 at 08:32:27 Pacific

Reply:

It's a muticast IP address (Class D)

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DSL and Cable on same net...

Newbie on both knees...

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