When you then try to search for the "owner" of the logged IP, this will typically be a "anonymous".
This also shows, that this illegal request was stopped by and on the fw Server application.
Some examples:
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read=, session_id=, auth_user= header="
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read=GET, session_id=/, auth_user= header=GET / HTTP/1.0"
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read=OPTIONS, session_id=/, auth_user= header=OPTIONS / HTTP/1.0"
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read=OPTIONS, session_id=/, auth_user= header=OPTIONS / RTSP/1.0"
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read=HELP, session_id=, auth_user= header=HELP"
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read= S O ?G×÷º,îê²`~ó ý�{¹Õ�Èw�æÄÛ<=Ûoïn ( , session_id=, auth_user= header= S O ?G×÷º,îê²`~ó ý�{¹Õ�Èw�æÄÛ<=Ûoïn ( "
"Illegal Request Recieved On Port 22000 from IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (bytes_to_read= qj�n0�k¡¢, session_id=, auth_user= header= qj�n0�k¡¢"
Solutions:
Improve the security measures for your farmerswife system.
See the this info on How to SSL farmerswife