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protocol is UDP
source IP is 17.10.1.127
source port is 137
destination IP is 17.255.255.255
destination port is 137
total length of packet is 78 bytes

type of service is 0x00
(10. `S=0x00' means the Type of Service field (divide by 4 to get the
     Type of Service as used by ipchains))

IP ID = 4224
(11. `I=18' is the IP ID.)

F=0x0000
(12. `F=0x0000' is the 16-bit fragment offset plus flags.  A value
     starting with `0x4' or `0x5' means that the Don't Fragment bit is
     set.  `0x2' or `0x3' means the `More Fragments' bit is set; expect
     more fragments after this.  The rest of the number is the offset of
     this fragment, divided by 8.)

time to live = T=32
13. `T=254' is the Time To Live of the packet.  One is subtracted from
     this value for every hop, and it usually starts at 15 or 255.


see the HOWTO http://howto.tucows.com/otherhowto/IPCHAINS-HOWTO



> > Is there any literature on interpreting the various REJECTs
> > in the MESSAGES log?  I've got something like:
> >
> > input REJECT eth1 PROTO=17 17.10.1.121:137 17.255.255.255:137
>   L=78 S=0x00 I=4224 F=0x0000 T=32

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