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What does the 56.58.152.114(445) denote in a Cisco router log? Jun 19 23:25:46.125 EST: %SEC-4-IPACCESSLOGP: list internet-inbound denied udp 67.124.115.35 (8084) -> 56.58.152.114(445), 1 packet

The correct answer is D. Destination IP address. In Cisco's IPACCESSLOGP log format, traffic is shown as: source_ip(source_port) -> destination_ip(destination_port). In the log entry 'denied udp 67.124.115.35(8084) -> 56.58.152.114(445)', the arrow indicates direction of flow. Therefore 67.124.115.35 is the source IP (port…

Submitted by olafpl· Apr 18, 2026Network Forensics

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What does the 56.58.152.114(445) denote in a Cisco router log? Jun 19 23:25:46.125 EST: %SEC-4-IPACCESSLOGP: list internet-inbound denied udp 67.124.115.35 (8084) -> 56.58.152.114(445), 1 packet

Options

  • ASource IP address
  • BNone of the above
  • CLogin IP address
  • DDestination IP address

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  • A
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  • B
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  • D
    94% (30)

Explanation

In Cisco's IPACCESSLOGP log format, traffic is shown as: source_ip(source_port) -> destination_ip(destination_port). In the log entry 'denied udp 67.124.115.35(8084) -> 56.58.152.114(445)', the arrow indicates direction of flow. Therefore 67.124.115.35 is the source IP (port 8084) and 56.58.152.114 is the destination IP (port 445, SMB). The denied traffic was UDP going TO 56.58.152.114:445, making it the destination IP address.

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#Network Logs#IP Addressing#Firewall Logs#Port Numbers

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