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Guest
Guest
(Moderator edited for readability)
(Router config in the Spoiler)
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First let me admit and apologize that I'm not tech savvy. For years I've been having security issues with my wireless network. Neighbors and their friends have been sitting near their houses, in their houses and in their cars with computers, and now smartphones, in their hands as they siphon off my network. Whenever this happens my net slows down a lot or I get knock off. I was told because I live on a hill that my signal goes out and they gain access, even if network is password protected.
So I placed my router in a metal box, used only one of its antenna, repeatedly changed passwords and SSID's, hide those ID'S sometimes, and moved daily the router from place to place not near any windows and they still gained access. And to top it all off, someone went in, and still goes in, repeatedly and changed the passwords or the SSID's and I'm blocked out of my own router, even after changing router's admin password. This led me to question my ISP provider on how can someone gain access without my permission or knowledge of password. Answer was that they can't and it must be me or I've given out passwords, neither to both.
I've been powering off the router daily. But whenever I turn it on, no matter what time of day, and I mean literally, there they are. It has happened with the old NETGEAR router and now the SMART RG. There has also been added new networks that I have never seen before. Checked on MAC addresses based on advice from someone and no other from the usual has shown up. So is it the configuration, rogue networks, or something else?
IF ANYONE CAN HELP WITH ANSWERS, IT'LL BE GREATLY, VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED.
(Router config in the Spoiler)
WAN Service Setup
Interface
ppp0.1
Description
pppoe_0_0_35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
N/A
VlanMuxId
N/A
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enable
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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Interface
ppp1.1
Description
pppoe_0_0_32
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
N/A
VlanMuxId
N/A
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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Interface
ptm0.2
Description
VDSL_IPTV.40
Type
Bridge
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
40
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Disabled
Firewall
Disabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
N/A
Reset
N/A
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Interface
ppp2.1
Description
pppoe_0_1_1.35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
35
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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Interface
eth4.2
Description
br_eth4.40
Type
Bridge
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
40
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Disabled
Firewall
Disabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
N/A
Reset
N/A
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Interface
ppp3.1
Description
pppoe_eth4.35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
35
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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DSL ATM Interface Configuration
Interface
atm0
Vpi
0
Vci
35
DSL Latency
Path0
Category
UBR
Peak Cell Rate(cells/s)
Sustainable Cell Rate(cells/s)
Max Burst Size(bytes)
Min Cell Rate(cells/s)
Link Type
EoA
Conn Mode
VlanMuxMode
IP QoS
Support
MPAAL Prec/Alg/
Wght
8/WRR/1
Remove
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Interface
atm1
Vpi
0
Vci
32
DSL Latency
Path0
Category
UBR
Peak Cell Rate(cells/s)
Sustainable Cell Rate(cells/s)
Max Burst Size(bytes)
Min Cell Rate(cells/s)
Link Type
EoA
Conn Mode
VlanMuxMode
IP QoS
Support
MPAAL Prec/Alg/
Wght
8/WRR/1
Remove
Interface
ppp0.1
Description
pppoe_0_0_35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
N/A
VlanMuxId
N/A
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enable
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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Interface
ppp1.1
Description
pppoe_0_0_32
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
N/A
VlanMuxId
N/A
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
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Interface
ptm0.2
Description
VDSL_IPTV.40
Type
Bridge
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
40
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Disabled
Firewall
Disabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
N/A
Reset
N/A
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Interface
ppp2.1
Description
pppoe_0_1_1.35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
35
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interface
eth4.2
Description
br_eth4.40
Type
Bridge
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
40
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Disabled
Firewall
Disabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
N/A
Reset
N/A
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Interface
ppp3.1
Description
pppoe_eth4.35
Type
PPPoE
Vlan8021p
0
VlanMuxId
35
Igmp
Disabled
NAT
Enabled
Firewall
Enabled
IPv6
Disabled
mld
Disabled
Remove
Edit
Edit
Reset
Reset
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DSL ATM Interface Configuration
Interface
atm0
Vpi
0
Vci
35
DSL Latency
Path0
Category
UBR
Peak Cell Rate(cells/s)
Sustainable Cell Rate(cells/s)
Max Burst Size(bytes)
Min Cell Rate(cells/s)
Link Type
EoA
Conn Mode
VlanMuxMode
IP QoS
Support
MPAAL Prec/Alg/
Wght
8/WRR/1
Remove
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Interface
atm1
Vpi
0
Vci
32
DSL Latency
Path0
Category
UBR
Peak Cell Rate(cells/s)
Sustainable Cell Rate(cells/s)
Max Burst Size(bytes)
Min Cell Rate(cells/s)
Link Type
EoA
Conn Mode
VlanMuxMode
IP QoS
Support
MPAAL Prec/Alg/
Wght
8/WRR/1
Remove
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
First let me admit and apologize that I'm not tech savvy. For years I've been having security issues with my wireless network. Neighbors and their friends have been sitting near their houses, in their houses and in their cars with computers, and now smartphones, in their hands as they siphon off my network. Whenever this happens my net slows down a lot or I get knock off. I was told because I live on a hill that my signal goes out and they gain access, even if network is password protected.
So I placed my router in a metal box, used only one of its antenna, repeatedly changed passwords and SSID's, hide those ID'S sometimes, and moved daily the router from place to place not near any windows and they still gained access. And to top it all off, someone went in, and still goes in, repeatedly and changed the passwords or the SSID's and I'm blocked out of my own router, even after changing router's admin password. This led me to question my ISP provider on how can someone gain access without my permission or knowledge of password. Answer was that they can't and it must be me or I've given out passwords, neither to both.
I've been powering off the router daily. But whenever I turn it on, no matter what time of day, and I mean literally, there they are. It has happened with the old NETGEAR router and now the SMART RG. There has also been added new networks that I have never seen before. Checked on MAC addresses based on advice from someone and no other from the usual has shown up. So is it the configuration, rogue networks, or something else?
IF ANYONE CAN HELP WITH ANSWERS, IT'LL BE GREATLY, VERY GREATLY APPRECIATED.