Unusual gadget detected on the system!
Unusual gadget detected on the system!
You're experiencing issues with changing computer names and IP addresses, and they aren't appearing in your router's records. It seems like the system is dynamically assigning names and IPs from Amazon. You can try checking your device settings or contacting Amazon support to confirm the naming process and ensure it's working correctly.
When WPS is active on the router, some devices might appear on the network without being properly connected. Disabling WPS would stop this behavior.
Certainly, I can clarify what violated the forum guidelines. It appears the individual shared content that was not permitted, likely because it could be removed or become inaccessible over time. Being precise about the nature of the violation helps ensure future edits stay accurate and compliant.
I notice a gap in the posts since the first one begins with "me too." If this device attempts to connect through the gateway or router, you won't see an ARP record. It's best to ping it from another subnet to force a response or review ARP entries on the switch. You might also search for the MAC's OUI to identify it.