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System log with weird Mac addresses
Can someone help me identify what tyor of devices these mac addresses that keep connecting and disconnecting from my router throughout the day. When I search tbrm they come up with things I'm not understanding. Help please. As I believe my recent ex has been monitoring our network traffic. TIA
f2:be:da:44:63:58
192.168.1.71 mac12:3a:42:73:1d:cd. Then one min later disconnected then reconnected with a different IP same Mac
192.168.1.65. mac 12:3a:42:73:1d:cd
8c:49:62:e5:ca:aa - another one
Thank you.
f2:be:da:44:63:58
192.168.1.71 mac12:3a:42:73:1d:cd. Then one min later disconnected then reconnected with a different IP same Mac
192.168.1.65. mac 12:3a:42:73:1d:cd
8c:49:62:e5:ca:aa - another one
Thank you.
If your ex has the ability to physically connect an ethernet device to your network, there is not much you can do, other than try to block the MAC address in the settings of the router.
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- Nighthawk
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The first two MAC address don't return any results when looked up. Double check they're 100% correct, especially the first 6 characters.
The last MAC address is a Roku.
This is my sytem log.. hopefully you can read the mac addresses that are connecting and disconnecting. This is just from tonight when I left my house with our kids and my ex was left home.. Just odd because some of the devices only connect when he is here but others connect and disconnect throughout the day while he is at work..
- NFtoBC
If your ex has the ability to physically connect an ethernet device to your network, there is not much you can do, other than try to block the MAC address in the settings of the router.
