ISA Reports - Dropped packets

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Hi, hope someone can throw some light on this.

The last section of ISA report is ' Dropped packets by Users '

It correctly lists pcs in the network but then it also lists external IPs
with no connection to our company, althou they are small by comparison still
a worry.

I am concerned that it could be a hacker in the network somewhere.

Could anyone provide an explanation why an external IP is in the list ( it
has nothing to do with our fixed IPs )

Regards


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