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ReadyNAS 102 sending to 64.233.167.109
I have two ReadyNas 102's running 6.9.2 firmware. My home LAN is setup to drop all traffic from and to the internet to be dropped. According to my router’s logs, both 102's are continually at...
If it's the mail queue tried to connect, we can delete the things under /etc/frontview/.msmtp.queue/ when enable ssh access.
I dont know how to do that
Pete10p wrote:
I dont know how to do that
Then try opening the firewall and provisioning a DNS server in the NAS, and see if the emails come through. If they do, then lock it down again.
Thanks for your help.
I've tried that, and I have deleted the email config in the ReadyNas and its still trying to send something. One of my ReadyNas's is sending to what looks like a Google address and the other has a destination of 8.8.8.8.
For the moment I have changed both ReadyNas to static IP and a non-existent DNS server to stop the flood of denial messages coming from the firewall.
Pete10p wrote:
the other has a destination of 8.8.8.8.
8.8.8.8 is google's public DNS server. Many people do add a DNS entry for that in their NAS network configuration, but AFAIK it is never applied automatically.
You could try the brute-force approach and do a factory reset (reconfiguring the NAS and restoring all the data from backups)
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