Domain controller anomalous connection to remote Redplaid SMTP server
we've been battling bandwidth issues @ company lately , we've done extensive scouring of our cisco asa logs try , find source(s) of problem. on weekend ran little gem:
2014-03-22 12:14:13 local4.warning 10.100.20.1 %asa-4-106023: deny tcp src lan1:10.100.20.74/49353 dst hsinternet:209.134.48.10/25 access-group "lan1_access_in" [0xb0069b3c, 0x0]
this entry in our firewall's syslog shows 1 of domain controllers (10.100.20.74 in example) attempting, unsuccessfully, connect outside smtp server @ address 209.134.48.10 on port 25 (we closed type of connection on our network, previous connections may have been successful). we have no software installed making smtp connections anywhere, , i've scanned machine thoroughly looking malware or viruses or rootkits. machine ad domain services, dhcp, , dns. has no third party software installed, , never has.
the ip 209.134.48.10 has reverse dns entry of df7yjcp1.redplaid.com, , hooked using telnet confirm indeed smtp server. redplaid seems hosting company based out of missouri, beyond have no additional information on company.
does have idea why global catalog making smtp connections seemingly random server on internet?
hi,
when did issue occur , before operations did have?
i suggest recheck domain controllers in domain, and check out whether iis smtp service has been installed. if running windows 2008 based domain controllers, did you set smtp replication, did have exchange installed in environment?
please refer below links:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947057
http://support.gfi.com/manuals/en/msec2011gsg/msec2011gsgmanual.1.13.html
regards,
yan li
regards, yan li
Windows Server > Security
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