Netgear router is receiving lots of traffic and attacks from unknown SOURCES and data centers. My family owns a residential internet, so I don't see why ANYONE would try to ATTACK the router.

Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:71.108.2.229,7795 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx.10,7722 - [DOS]
Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:24.80.106.252,3321 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx10,7722 - [DOS]
Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:122.109.8.70,50286 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx.10,7722 - [DOS]
Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:24.80.106.252,3321 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx.10,7722 - [DOS]
Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:75.36.177.189,7751 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx.10,7722 - [DOS]
Sat, 2008-06-28 01:01:04 - UDP Packet - Source:24.80.106.252,3321 Destination:xxx.xxx.xxx.10,7722 - [DOS]

Anyone know what's going on?I'd probably contact your ISP on this one. It could just be ambiguous attacks but they'd be able to give you a more clear ANSWER I'd assume then any community member. However, just in case I think your question would be better in the Networking section so I'll also move this question there.I have a Netgear router and get a couple of these a day as well. I tried contacting my ISP and they didn't even know what a DOS [denial of service] attack was. Morons.

Anyway, like Admin said, you could try contacting your ISP and see if they're a bit more intelligent than mine, maybe they'll be able to help you out. I've had nothing negative happen from it myself.