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Unable to Access TP-Link TDW8901G Modem Configuration: Unknown Network Devices Detected

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  • #1 14054541
    sumara17
    Level 16  
    Hello
    I have a problem with the network, specifically with network connections.
    At home, I have a Tp modem tdw8901g link and, interestingly, I have never changed the basic password to configure the router. After entering the address of the router 192.168.1.1 in the browser and entering the login and password admin, you cannot log in and enter the configuration parameters.
    However, after checking with the program how many computers are in the network, it turns out that there are two other computers in the network that I did not connect. What are these computers?
    One name is Hon Hai Precision Ind.co with mac 08: 3e: 8e: a5: c2: fd and ip address 192.168.1.5
    and the other is Edimax Technilogy Co.Ltd with the address mac 00: 1f: 1f: a6: c8: 11 and the address
    ip 192.168.1.6.
    At home, I only have one computer connected, so the question is where are the other two from
    Please see the attachment
    I also found strange open ports in my computer
    139 / tcp (netbios snn)
    and 445 / tcp microsoft ds)
    What is it?
    Unable to Access TP-Link TDW8901G Modem Configuration: Unknown Network Devices Detected Unable to Access TP-Link TDW8901G Modem Configuration: Unknown Network Devices Detected
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  • #2 14054560
    Foxtrott
    Level 34  
    Restore the router to factory settings, upload the latest firmware (if available and not via WiFi) and set the network security to WPA2.
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  • #3 14054681
    sumara17
    Level 16  
    Yes, I understand, and someone could explain to me what these computers are and what these open ports are
  • #4 14054833
    Foxtrott
    Level 34  
    HonHai is a Foxconn card, Edimax, it is known, through port 139 NetBios provides files and printers, port 445 of its time was used (maybe still is) by Trojans connecting to remote machines.

    And at 100% and as soon as possible, do what I wrote before.
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  • #5 17621675
    Duda_86
    Level 11  
    Hi. I know the old chop, but I just came across it when I was looking for info, what device can identify itself as "Hon Hai - Foxcomm". In my case, it was a PS4 console.
  • #6 17680917
    thimo
    Level 12  
    In my case, it was Sony Smart TV.
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  • #7 18106994
    stediuk
    Level 1  
    This is how my brother printer identified itself

Topic summary

The user is experiencing issues accessing the configuration of their TP-Link TDW8901G modem, unable to log in with the default credentials. They discovered two unknown devices on their network: one identified as Hon Hai Precision Ind. Co. (MAC: 08:3E:8E:A5:C2:FD, IP: 192.168.1.5) and the other as Edimax Technology Co. Ltd (MAC: 00:1F:1F:A6:C8:11, IP: 192.168.1.6). Responses suggest restoring the router to factory settings, updating the firmware, and securing the network with WPA2. The unknown devices may be legitimate devices like a PS4, Sony Smart TV, or a printer, which could explain their presence on the network. Open ports 139 (NetBIOS) and 445 (associated with potential Trojan activity) were also noted as concerns.
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