Router detected Large Ping attack and dropped 7 packets.
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Hello everyone.
I have a new network infrastructure running a few days now in a new office under construction.
There I have 3 omada devices (Router, POE Switch and EAP) and a wired security system.
Today i added a Win10 laptop for a video conference and i have more than 10 alerts at omada's log like this one: "Router detected Large Ping attack and dropped 7 packets."
The same happened about 1 week before when added the security system in the network, but after it stopped. No other PC or other network device was connected to the network.
So is this normal, every time i add a new network device, or it is an attack?
Is this critical ? Is this a Ping attack?
Should i take care of these, or remove these alerts from omada's alert emails ?
Thanks
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Does anyone know, when it will be available for ER605 v. 2.0 ?
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And also when will this feature be available for ER605 v. 1.0 and OC200 V1 please?
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In Italy if I check the firmware update from the app and also from the website, this firmware is not aviable..
If I download the new firmware from the global website, do you think it can be installed anyway?
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Same for me: when will OC200 v1.0 (5.6.4) and TL-R605 v1.0 (1.2.1) get updates that show source IPs for large ping attacks?
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@Fae now I have upgraded my OC200 to 5.6 and still i’m getting this message with no source or destination IP addresses. What should I do?
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Hello Tagno,
I also live in Turkey and there is no latest firmware on Tplink's Turkish page. I updated with the firmware on the global page and so far there is no problem
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@Fae Thank you for you efforts here.
I just upgraded my OC200 and my firewall (just got the 1.2.3 upgrade) and now I can see the IP of the device spamming my network with large pings.
Quite the surprise to see it on the Lan side and have identified two iPhones that does this.
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