What is teardrop or derivative

I'm shocked that Netgear never chimed in just to say 'they are aware of the issue and will attempt a firmware fix'. The lost a customer in me and I cannot imagine ever switching back to one of their products.

Only had one drop of signal in the past 6 hours of it being hooked up usually I would get in that same time period. My online game which I would get kicked from when the signal dropped is still going after 6 hours straight. I am sold!!!!! Goodbye Netgear. Thank you for taking the time and detail. I did not check the "disable port scan That is why I came to this post because it is very misleading.

I am wondering IF the line should have included the word " Thanks again. We are investigating this as the highest priority and will provide updates at Status.

Join Now Log In Help. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. I wanted to thank member ccunni for the post tited "DoS attack and random ip addresses for iPhone" I was having a similar problem with my IPad.

Since the DDOS attacks only happened when the wifi was turned on in my IPAD, I did the following: Changed the admin password on my router yes I know, rookie move to not have done it in the first place. Watched my logs I will continue to watch my logs on a regular basis to make sure the steps taken above continue to work. Message 76 of Message 77 of Message 78 of Message 79 of Message 80 of Thanks for the reply back. Do you happen to have a recommendation on which Arris device?

Message 81 of Message 82 of Hello, The SB is a good modem. Posted on Nov 26, AM. Your options are basically on or off. That's it. You generally do want these services on to protect the external interfaces from DDoS attacks. I would recommend reconfiguring your DPC in bridge mode and putting a slightly better router or firewall "in routed mode" between the cable modem and internal network. While it certainly isn't the only choice, the easiest solution might be to go with Apple's Airport Extreme.

Posted on Nov 26, PM. The Multicast address you are referencing Bonjour is a Multicast DNS protocol for service discovery and advertisement and is a perfectly normal process. Apple's implementation of Bonjour assumes a link-local multicast address While you may have had Bonjour disabled in prior versions of MacOS, it was likely re-enabled to support the Apple Wireless Direct Link a wireless adapter sub-interface which requires the Bonjour protocol to advertise services such as AirDrop and AirPlay.

Since you are receiving Teardrop attack notifications on your router, it is safe to assume that internal interfaces are being monitored. I would suggest disabling the deep packet security inspection for internal ethernet and wireless interfaces or if possible dismiss or disable just the offending signature for your trusted hosts. Nov 26, PM.

Page content loaded. If you want more help, you need to tell us the exact model of the router so we can read the manual, too. Nov 26, PM in response to greg sahli In response to greg sahli. Then I have a Linksys Ev2 set to bridge mode as an additional wireless access point. The Macs in question are usually connected by the Ethernet cable to the network, one per each of these two routers.

But only after updating to Yosemite. What is Yosemite doing differently to start triggering my router? I don't know. You'll probably find it much easier to change the router settings than to change Yosemite. Start a New Discussion. When you trace this IP, it will be weird from a foreign country. Then you can find that AAA.

HHH is your destination of 'DoS' packets. User fduate has provided a graphical represenation in the attached PNG photo. Has anyone gotten this, or some other solution to work? Checking all the forums, it looks like this issue has existed for over 4 years. Only solution: replace with different brand? We are investigating this as the highest priority and will provide updates at Status.