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Ok, for the past few days I noticed some slowdowns/funny stuff happening on my network. So i turn the sniffer on (etherboy - gfx interface) and it shows me an IP 151.168.16.127 connected to the network (has been for the last couple days). Basically it seems all the PCs are communicating with this IP - even though whois returns what seems like a private ADSL address.
The funniest thing is if I run ethereal, this IP does not even show up.
Could anyone shed some light on this?
what should i do next to try and stop this?
I dont want to ban the IP on the firewall as it might happen again.
I am planning to install a software firewall on one of the machines, blocking everything and then tracing which applications are trying to access the internet... Any more suggestions?
All PCs have antivirus installed, theres a linux firewall on the way to internet.
By the way look at the fat line going to 192.168.0.5 Thats the mail server.
The funniest thing is if I run ethereal, this IP does not even show up.
Could anyone shed some light on this?
what should i do next to try and stop this?
I dont want to ban the IP on the firewall as it might happen again.
I am planning to install a software firewall on one of the machines, blocking everything and then tracing which applications are trying to access the internet... Any more suggestions?

All PCs have antivirus installed, theres a linux firewall on the way to internet.
By the way look at the fat line going to 192.168.0.5 Thats the mail server.