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Netgear-RS700
My Netgear-RS700 Armor software seems to constantly tell me that my Google WiFi has been scanned and no issues are found, yet I get messages that Google WiFi was bocked trying to connect to random s...
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How big is your home?
The RS router should work alone with out any additional wifi support.
If you need more support, could configured the 2nd system for AP mode instead of router mode would help some.
If turning OFF the 2nd system do same message appear in Armor?
The home is just over 4,000sq ft. I use the RS for some things and the Google WiFi for others. They work fine together, different IP space and SSID's. This only started with the new RS router. I had a previous Netgear router before and never saw this.
If thats the case, try putting the 2nd router in the RS routers DMZ. Help avoid some double NAT issues.
No much we can do with Armor and notifications. Fairly limited. If your on Trial Armor, let it run out and don't use it if you feel it's not working for you.
I think I understand what you're saying, but not understanding what that might have to do with the alerts to random sites like I typed out previously. I paid for the Netgear Armor for a year and I'm glad it blocks things, but it does nothing to help identify the sources. It really does no good to simply say it blocked something and ask if I want to allow or keep it blocked when I don't know the source of the packets being sent. Not your worry, I know. Thanks though, I appreciate the responses.