Lg bridge for mac coming up as not trusted

Lg bridge for mac coming up as not trusted how to#

I use Eset's Public profile so I have been 'spared' many of these strange Eset Connected Home Monitor and the like detections.

What I do know is that ISP's do 'strange things' when it comes to IPv6 DHCP assignment. In that case, Eset was detecting different MAC addresses for the same internal IP address which was indeed the router. There was another recent forum posting about this.

Lg bridge for mac coming up as not trusted how to#

I could accept that this ARP calling could be beacon to see if network shares available or some in these lines, but how to be sure?ДЄnd where is 'Duplicate IP addresses on network' coming from - router, that act as DHCP server, have no logs about duplicate IP addresses and no other network issues? ' What cause of it, and is it safe to 'kill' this withВ exclusion rule? What possible consequences by creating exclusion rule - its Samsung smart TV with cr*p apps preinstalled on it? Is it safe? ' I know option to 'stop blocking' or 'stop notifications' options, but this brings us back to my original question: Not sure what you mean 'different MAC' - could it be possible for TV able to spoof/change MAC? Doubt that.ДЄny way, it comes from same IP(whatever IP i set on TV - DHCP or static) and IP resolves to same MAC. If you want to resolve it quickly, just right-click the appropriate record in the Network protection log and select 'Don't block similar events in the future'. Most likely the device uses different MAC addresses over time.