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> These all seem to come from isi.net:
> 
> Connection attempt to UDP 205.238.142.73:33505 from 195.8.97.66:38025
> Connection attempt to UDP 205.238.142.73:33506 from 195.8.97.66:38025
...
> I'm curious about the high port numbers, although I wonder if these
> are the only ones I'm seeing. What does this mean?

traceroute.

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no

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