I have a HikVision ip cam in my network that someone is attempting to access (via port forward) from 192.168.1.143 according to the camera. I use 192.168.0.0/255.255.252.0 internally.
I've gone through all my router logs (Forwarding all of the info to Sumo Logic and searching through it there) and this IP is not coming from a client inside my network, which means it's coming in from outside. Shouldn't my ISP be blocking 192.168.x from routing through their network to get to me? Is there an easy iptables rule I can put in place to stop that from happening without breaking NAT Loopback?
I've gone through all my router logs (Forwarding all of the info to Sumo Logic and searching through it there) and this IP is not coming from a client inside my network, which means it's coming in from outside. Shouldn't my ISP be blocking 192.168.x from routing through their network to get to me? Is there an easy iptables rule I can put in place to stop that from happening without breaking NAT Loopback?
