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Sandibear764
Feb 23, 2016Aspirant
Security issues with C6300 Cable Modem
I have received numerous DoS ICMP Flood attacks through my C6300 Cable Modem. I have tried changing passwords, SSID Name, factory resets. Still I am having security issues.!Comcast has suggested that to fix the problem I would need to replace the modem. Is there a way to secure the modem short of purchasing an entirely new modem?
10 Replies
- DarrenMSr. NETGEAR Moderator
Hello Sandibear764
Typically those attacks are when they have your Ip address does the log say what Ip these attacks are coming from?
DarrenM
- Sandibear764AspirantHi Darren, thanks for responding. Yes, the event log listed 4 different IP addresses as sources. They are: 193.238.98.90; 185.94.111.1; 195.251.255.69; 203.178.148.19; and 206.117.25.90. I received multiple attacks from at least two of these IP addresses.
- Sandibear764AspirantThanks Darren, I got your message. I'm baffled by this information and how they connected with me. Anyway, thank you for all of your help. Now time to put things back to right.
- jpoorboyAspirant
Hello,
I am seeing the same issue as OP.
I have had my ISP come out and test my lines and no line noise, but my speeds are dropping.
Seeing lot's of IP's listed in the logs.
Please help!
- DarrenMSr. NETGEAR Moderator
Hello jpoorboy
Can you post the logs might be able to help.
DarrenM
- jpoorboyAspirant
Hello Darren.
Sorry for the delay.
I changed my IP to 0.0.0.0 in the log snipit I have provided below.
Description Count Last Occurrence Target Source [DoS attack] ICMP Flood from 219.144.128.59 1 Wednesday, 26 Jul 2017 16:07:44 0.0.0.0 219.144.128.59 [DoS attack] ICMP Flood from 54.94.201.10 1 Wednesday, 26 Jul 2017 13:57:11 0.0.0.0 54.94.201.10