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Hello to all,
If this is not the appropriate section, then apologies.
I have a linux device on my lan which is always turned on. I've noticed that occasionally when ...
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Understanding netstat output,
Hello to all,

If this is not the appropriate section, then apologies.
I have a linux device on my lan which is always turned on. I've noticed that occasionally when I run the 'netstat' command, It seems as if someone is running a remote SSH session on the device. The output is as follow, (including only the line I'm interested in).
The SSH port is being forwarded to this device through my router so that I can access it remotely.Code:Active Internet connections (w/o servers) Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State tcp 0 360 192.168.1.101:ssh 202.105.49.*:38954 ESTABLISHED
From what I've read about netstat, I assume that the above is something I should be worried about?
Running the 'last' and 'who' commands turns up nothing except my own activities.
The box is running a variant of Tuxbox, its stripped down so the command set is limited.
What do you guys think?
Any info would be much appreciated.
Rgds,
C


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