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Bt business hub - Setting - Broadband - DNS Resolution unknown entries

ooPhoenixoo — Mon, 30 May 2011 17:05:43 GMT

Hi my broadband speed it terriblly slow, so im looking at things that could be causing this as BT say the line is fine.

I can see no unrecoginised devices in my connected devices list, but when I go to Setting - Broadband - DNS Resolution on my business hub, i can see all the devices in my house under the 192.168.1.x range which I know are actually valid and in my house, but also (shown below) several devices under the 10.114.69.xx range, which are not my devices., i.e. mackys-iphone, is this something I should be worries about?????

Strangly Fahads-iPhone, 192.168.1.65, which is not a device name of mine which when pingged goes to 192.168.1.66. Any advice appriciated.

Thanks

Craig

mackys-iphone	10.114.69.147	System
Fahads-iPhone4	192.168.1.65	System
BLACKBERRY-408A	10.114.69.147	System
Kims-iphone-2	10.114.69.148	System
ashs-iPhone	10.114.69.149	System
android_fb15bb6183b4147b	10.114.69.150	System
android_b98d4bc872c896c9	10.114.69.151	System

Re: Bt business hub - Setting - Broadband - DNS Resolution unknown entries

MiloBT — Mon, 30 May 2011 19:00:14 GMT

I don't suppose you have a BT Openzone hotspot enabled do you?

Re: Bt business hub - Setting - Broadband - DNS Resolution unknown entries

ooPhoenixoo — Tue, 31 May 2011 18:41:02 GMT

No it's all switch off, which is what really confuses me ...

Re: Bt business hub - Setting - Broadband - DNS Resolution unknown entries

MHC — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 11:15:51 GMT

Can you do a full reset to defaults, then bring it back up whilst watching that page to see if / when they connect or reappear.

Are they just persistent from a time when OZ was turned on? Or is it a reconditioned/used 2700?

And if you don't recognise Fahads-iphone4 then you need to change your security key. The deafault is easily available to anyone who sees the router or it may have been hacked.

You can, I believe, use MAC addressing to allow/bar devices and you could implement that to bar that device.