Quote from: Kets_One on December 01, 2025, 08:25:00 PMThanks for the suggestion.
However, I don't have managed switches installed. All other networking equipment I have monitored for years without such behaviour.
Strangely nslookup of 94.16.122.152 resolves s7.vonderste.in.
Not known as a part of the ntp.pool, maybe just an NTP client.
Indeed this doesnt explain the source ip.
Update:
Just now a new request was made from 192.168.90.100:123 to a different destination ip: 217.144.138.234, which appears to be an NTP server: ntp2.wup-de.hosts.301-moved.de. Again i am unable to locate the source ip / host on my LAN. Maybe some WireShark is in order...
Quote from: OPNenthu on December 01, 2025, 07:34:47 PMQuote from: coffeecup25 on December 01, 2025, 07:13:27 PMI'm sure they are expanding rapidly vs Comcast.They are a little late to the party, but coincidentally I just got an email today that they'll be working in my neighborhood next week to expand their multigig (symmetrical) service here. That's a huge deal as the 30-40Mbps upload cap is no longer viable, and they recognize it, but I don't expect the pricing to be competitive with lesser-known fiber ISPs.
2025-12-05T11:42:13 Error firewall geoip update failed : You have reached your 10 downloads per day limit for ipinfo_lite.csv.gz from [ip.ad.dr.ess] Please reach out to increase your limit via support@ipinfo.io. [http_code: 429]
Quote from: gfroehlich on December 05, 2025, 01:34:08 PMDer verzweifelte Versuch mit Fake ID's hat klarer Weise auch nicht funktioniert.Klar ist mir das nicht.