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WAX620 V10.8.13.2 generating apparently bogus auth messages
I'm seeing messages for the MAC address of a Tuya Smart device authenticating and deauthenticating repeatedly to one of my SSIDs. There is no such device in my house. Is this a neighbor's device or a...
BTW, also see log messages via syslog that say:
kernel: [180817.099242] ieee80211_send_deauth: [wifi0vap0]: Sending deauth to a8:80:55:3c:be:c5 with reason 2
which I believe means previous auth no longer valid.
This sequence of log entries suggests that MAC address filters are not always effective (this MAC is denied on all SSIDs):
May 15 16:42:08 kernel: [167212.376375] wifi0vap0: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
May 15 16:42:04 kernel: [167208.501885] wifi0vap2: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
May 15 16:42:04 kernel: [167208.499060] wifi0vap0: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
May 15 16:42:04 hostapd: wifi0vap2: STA a8:80:55:3c:be:c5 IEEE 802.11: authenticated
May 15 16:42:04 kernel: [167208.488041] wifi0vap0: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
May 15 16:42:00 kernel: [167204.607140] wifi0vap2: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
May 15 16:42:00 kernel: [167204.598455] wifi0vap0: [a8:80:55:3c:be:c5] authentication disallowed by ACL
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