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Netgear Genie - Network Map showing strange connections
Looking at the Network Map, I see way too many connections. One from Japan, several from ARRIS (?), and one from IR(?). I have tried to research these internaly but can't find them. I can account for...
Doing that now. I've discovered the HON HAI connection actually my HP Printer?!?!?! Go figure. I'll keep investigating but it is beginning to look like all is OK! Guess I cried "WOLF" a little too soon. Sorry guys! I'm not very tech savy . . .as if you couldn't tell.
Thanks for the help here!
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dorald
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Arris is your modem is it not?
Netgear geine is joke I would delete it.
As far as I know, No it is not my Modem. I thought the modem was pictured onthe center. I have a connected item "HON HAI PRECISION" that really, really concerns me.
Relax
do a search for HON HAI PRECISION you'll see thay make ipad componets
open a browser type IP of router log in .......... look at attached device list...... this is the only list to use....... the rest like genie are junk
Hon Hai are one of the public marketing names for the big company FoxConn that also makes the apple iPhone and iPad
every Ethernet interface, has a 'MAC' address - unique in the world
They are issued in batches of numbers (1st 3 pairs define the group) and assigned to manufacturers
So if your PC or phone or other internet device, bought their interface (wifi or wired) from HonHai, it will come up as that, not HP or Dell or Apple etc.I HAVE AND THEY ARE INVOLVED IN THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY BUT WHY WOULD THEY BE ON MY SUSTEM?