Griswold  Freshman Member

Thanks again Tony. The device in my example is a Sky Q Box, but it wasn't the only device where this was happening. In fact it was pretty much every device on my WLAN, most of which are served via a TP Link 650 WiFi Extender. Ethernet directly cabled devices were, obviously, not affected by this. Disabling DHCP has…

Thanks Tony. I wonder why the router is trying, and I assume given the error portion of the message failing, to give out ip addresses as I've assigned static ip addresses to all the devices on my network.

Thanks again Peter I've disabled igmpproxy in Broadband Settings, so thanks for that suggestion. Those log messages have now stopped. Multicast Forwarding is ON in WLAN settings but greyed out so can't be changed.

Thank you Peter and yes, it looks like it's coming from or via my ISP using the PPPoE connection. I have temporarily turned IGMPproxy off on the router until I hear from my ISP. If has certainly stopped the log being flooded but I don't know if anything on my network actually needs it. It was certainly ON and causing no…

My ISP updated the firmware on my router and now I can change the name of any and all my devices which number well over 32. Problem solved.

Hi Peter and thanks I'm afraid I can't find a way to export the config files within the menus of my router. The only place I see names are on the Connectivity page where I'm trying to change them. Best Regards

Ring have supplied a new Chime Pro and I've returned the original one for them to investigate. Hope this one doesn't have the same issue. Thanks to those who commented, appreciated.

Thanks Peter 192.168.1.57 is a Ring Chime Pro2. Ring don't think it's infected but are sending a replacement. What I've not been able to establish is whether the router is dropping these pings or sending them out on the WAN. Best Regards Peter

Hi Tony, and many thanks for the reply. The source address of 192.168.1.57 is that of my Ring Chime Pro and the MAC address matches. I've been in contact with Ring and they believe the Chime Pro is unlikely to have been hacked but are sending a replacement and have asked me to return this one for their software people to…

Hi, and many thanks for your reply. The first place I contacted was my ISP, who supplied the router, but all they could suggest is to change the SSID. I really can't see how changing the SSID on the router would stop a device wirelessly connected to that router sending out these Pings of Death as it would still be…