But this one device shows up at 10.0.0.11 and I have no idea what it is. The network belongs to my roommate, and in addition to my devices, I've identified all her devices on the network. Still it doesn't explain the unknown MAC any insight would be appreciated. I use WiFi Guard to monitor my network devices, and have a device showing up on the network that I cannot account for. I am worried that there is a security issue here, or a flaw of some sort. While this cannot be 100 accurate, it will give you an idea of what is connected to your network.

Most routers will tell you the name and some will tell you if it is an iPhone, printer, or something else. I actually restarted the Google Wifi and upon restart Ooma Telo showed up in the connection list and the Motorola device was gone.Īny help would be appreciated on this matter. Use the wifi router to figure out what the device is. This is where it get's stranger my wife has a Moto G but it is no longer in use, it's sitting in a drawer and is not connected.(different Mac and of course no wired connection). My Modem is an Arris which Motorola makes, but when I checked the MAC of the device in question(Motorola in device list) for its manufacturer ID it showed up as Motorola Mobile Lenovo. The Mac Address is totally different though so I am not sure what to make of this. So I am assuming The Motorola device was actually the Ooma. The Motorola device was idle in the usage page of the device except when I used the phone.

Interestingly enough the Ooma Telo had disappeared from the list(It is wired). The Device was named Motorola and in the details page of the device it showed that the connection type was wired.Īll my devices in the house are connected via wireless except for my Ooma Telo(VOIP) In the device list there was connection I did not recognize at all. I had a really strange issue the other day.

Unknown device on wifi