"7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
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"7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
My Gargoyle installation is reporting a host 7.47.244.1 with an active connection. I have no such IP address on my home LAN.
A look-up shows this as being a US military IP address. What is the explanation?
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Re: "7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
Is your ISP Rogers?
TP-Link WDR3600 v1.1 running 1.5.10+ L10n-English (Built 20130922 - OpenWrt r38093)
TP-Link WDR4300 running 1.5.10+ i18n-English (Built 20131010 - OpenWrt r38286)
https://github.com/BashfulBladder/gargoyle-plugins/wiki
TP-Link WDR4300 running 1.5.10+ i18n-English (Built 20131010 - OpenWrt r38286)
https://github.com/BashfulBladder/gargoyle-plugins/wiki
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Re: "7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
Yes, indirectly. I use Teksavvy cable.
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Re: "7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
Google: Rogers DOD
Some of the 7 block is apparently being used by Rogers without changing the ARIN registration. Its proably a gateway server.
My gateway server shows up in the connection list briefly after obtaining a new DHCP lease from my ISP, Verizon.
Some of the 7 block is apparently being used by Rogers without changing the ARIN registration. Its proably a gateway server.
My gateway server shows up in the connection list briefly after obtaining a new DHCP lease from my ISP, Verizon.
TP-Link WDR3600 v1.1 running 1.5.10+ L10n-English (Built 20130922 - OpenWrt r38093)
TP-Link WDR4300 running 1.5.10+ i18n-English (Built 20131010 - OpenWrt r38286)
https://github.com/BashfulBladder/gargoyle-plugins/wiki
TP-Link WDR4300 running 1.5.10+ i18n-English (Built 20131010 - OpenWrt r38286)
https://github.com/BashfulBladder/gargoyle-plugins/wiki
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Re: "7.47.244.1" host with active connection?
Thanks, friend. Here's the explanation that I found:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r256790 ... -~start=20
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r256790 ... -~start=20