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by iamlulubella

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Two unknown devices (192.168.255.259, 192.168.255.249)were showing connected to my network but I do not know what they belong to. How do I find this out? My wifi was not working and when I ran a scan, these two addresses came up. Is there any way these are not part of my network?
Thank you for any assistance.

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by birdmantd

I don't know for certain, but I suspect those are IP addresses of computers connected to your network. Do you have a strong passcode on your network? You don't want neighbors connecting to your network unless you authorize it using your available bandwidth.

by kees_b

If your network is 192.168.255.0 to 192.168.255.245, yes, this are devices got their IP-address from your router, so at that moment belonged to your network.

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