On 12/4/23 20:46, MC_Sequoia wrote:
"Suspected threat blocked because of duplicate IP addresses on network."
That would seem to imply that it saw multiple MAC addresses with the same
IP address. That might happen if your laptop was plugged into a wire for
part of the time, and connected by wifi
On 12/4/23 19:18, Russell Senior wrote:
"Suspected threat blocked because of duplicate IP addresses on network."
That would seem to imply that it saw multiple MAC addresses with the same
IP address. That *might* happen if your laptop was plugged into a wire for
part of the time, and connected
> "Suspected threat blocked because of duplicate IP addresses on network."
>
> That would seem to imply that it saw multiple MAC addresses with the same
> IP address. That might happen if your laptop was plugged into a wire for
> part of the time, and connected by wifi for part of the time. Each
"Suspected threat blocked because of duplicate IP addresses on network."
That would seem to imply that it saw multiple MAC addresses with the same
IP address. That *might* happen if your laptop was plugged into a wire for
part of the time, and connected by wifi for part of the time. Each of the
On 12/4/23 17:14, Russell Senior wrote:
I'd make a note of the mac address of the mystery device.
Yep. Found it.
What is running on the Buffalo router? Is it the vendor firmware or
something like OpenWrt?
OpenWrt.
If you have tools on the Buffalo, you have more
options to track the
On 12/4/23 17:14, Neal wrote:
Google MAC address lookup. Should give you the registered mfr if not more,
assuming it's legit.
That told me it is my Lenovo laptop, which I have listed on my router as
a different number. That may have been from several years ago. I'll need
to update the list
Completely made up MAC addresses are common these days, particularly on
mobile devices like iOS and Android, as a privacy measure.
On Mon, Dec 4, 2023 at 5:14 PM Neal wrote:
> Google MAC address lookup. Should give you the registered mfr if not more,
> assuming it's legit.
>
> NealS
>
> On Mon,
I'd make a note of the mac address of the mystery device.
What is running on the Buffalo router? Is it the vendor firmware or
something like OpenWrt? If you have tools on the Buffalo, you have more
options to track the device down.
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Russell Senior
russ...@personaltelco.net
On Mon, Dec 4,
Google MAC address lookup. Should give you the registered mfr if not more,
assuming it's legit.
NealS
On Mon, Dec 4, 2023 at 5:00 PM Dick Steffens wrote:
> My wife has ESET malware protection on her Windows 7 machine. This
> afternoon she got this message:
>
> Suspected threat blocked because
My wife has ESET malware protection on her Windows 7 machine. This
afternoon she got this message:
Suspected threat blocked because of duplicate IP addresses on network.
It gave an IP address that sounds familiar, and shows up in my Buffalo
router, but only has a ? as a name. I vaguely
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