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Hello
I have a fingbox on my personal network, each time I reboot my PC, two MAC address are detected by the fingbox.
It only append with this PC and my previous one. They both has in common an Intel NIC. A Gigabit CT on the old one and a I211 on the new one.
I'm using W10 Pro 1809.
It's not a big problem but I don't like not knowing why it happen.
Regards.
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Hello,
1) It started when I installed the fingbox on my network. I had previously a Domotz server on my network with no detection of this kind.
I already have 34 mails exchange with the fing support (for tests and result, I'm not harassing them) and they are now pointing the NIC.
2) Here the two SSU log, before and after the reboot.
I rebooted two time today, so I have 4 new MAC address detected (2 at each reboot).
First reboot :
10:FA:06:65:EE:14
3F:E3:18:EE:E3:F7
Second reboot :
44:EA:54:29:67:AE
88:C5:7C:9A:85:7A
It's always a random MAC with no vendors associated to (when I look on https://macvendors.com/ website).
Regards.
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Hello,
Ok for the I211 but what about my Intel Desktop CT PCIe who has the same behavior with my previous and current PC ?
I don't have the Old PC anymore but I will try my CT in another computer and see what it does.
This should remove the Gigabyte variable of the equation.
Regards.
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I think I found the problem and I wasn't expecting that.
My main PC always had an iSCSI LUN mounted from one of my Synology NAS.
Four days ago, something broke in my setup, I did some connections tests to the LUN and my mailbox was spammed with MAC detection from my fingbox.
After I stoped my NAS and did some reboot, not a single MAC detection.
As this iSCSI LUN wasn't really useful, I disactivated it.
In summary :
It's probably not from the Fingbox,
It can come from Windows (iSCSI connector) but SSU logs show no strange behavior,
It more likely can come from Synology's DSM.
I think I should be able to identify the origin of this if I recreate the setup and look at the MAC table of my HP ProCurve switch.
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Hello LANKI,
We'd like to check if you were able to recreate the setup and and confirmed that the problem was caused by Synology's DSM.
Please also share the details that we requested on our previous post.
Looking forward to your response.
Best regards,
Crisselle C
Intel Customer Support
Under Contract to Intel Corporation
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Hello LANKI,
Kindly share if the issue has now been resolved. If yo have additional questions on this matter, please do not hesitate to ask.
Looking forward to your response.
Best regards,
Crisselle C
Intel Customer Support
Under Contract to Intel Corporation

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