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iSCSI notifications from FingBOX
I have an iSCSI device (NAS) in my network and use that from a PC and Mac.
When the PC and/or Mac boot, FingBOX always reports a New device with a random MAC-Address. (I auto-block new/unknown devices, so they appears as a new blocked device)
This is easy to clean-up, but the reports are becoming a pain in the behind. Sometimes I need to clear 16 reports/devices. (Fing reports it coming on-line and going down again in a timescope 2 minutes)
What can I do to prevent these reports?
TIA
MarcoNL
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Answers
-Warden Anastasia Luccio, Captain
What kind of NAS device are you using? Please make sure all ports needed for Fingbox is open for it. Ports 80, 443 are usually used by Synology NAS(if applicable). You will need to change those port configurations so that both of these devices can work together.
This is just a sample from WD on how to do this. This is from their community forum.
https://community.wd.com/t/port-forwarding/92403
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'1F:66:1E:46:F5:03' and 'F2:3C:B3:29:B8:BC'.
Fing does not recognize the device and I think it can't, because the hardware address changes every time.
It seems like either the Windows or some other device has MAC randomization enabled which is the reason for these virtual MAC addresses. You may need to disable this by checking for which device it is enabled to minimize the alerts.
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It could (should) be something like that...
I shure did not find a setting in the MS iSCSI-initiator that could solve this,
Thanks for the effort guys!