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Mystery device (unknown) on my wireless network even after changing password?
Mystery device (unknown) on my wireless network even after changing password?
2022-08-01 15:44:48
Model: Archer AX4400  
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Firmware Version: Updated

Just bought the AX4400 and everytime I look there is an unknown connected even after changing the password. Ther is no way something out of my controle could have the new password, I really cna tfigure out what is going on? Can anyone help me?

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Re:Mystery device (unknown) on my wireless network even after changing password?
2022-08-01 17:31:25

  @RZRman 

Do you have an wired devices connected to your router other than the modem?

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Re:Mystery device (unknown) on my wireless network even after changing password?
2022-08-11 01:21:53
Some devices change the MAC such as Apple on the newer IOSs called private network feature ( each network uses a different MAC ) Look at the prefix a that may help to identify the device.
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