SHENZHEN RF-LINK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
on whos on my wifi this is new haven't seen it before any one have any idea what it is ...or if its normal...has just shown up..unsure if this is the correct forum...
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Just change the wifi password and see whether it comes back.
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foxy38: no..just the Huawei phones Lumia phone...standard laptops ipods etc...have had this for first time today..not noticed it ever before..
you seeing this on PC network map or on the router's connected device? it should be easy to find what's what just remove it from the router and connect your devices one by one
MikeB4:
Huawei is Shenzhen based
I think you'll find many Chinese technology companies are.
Most routers also have MAC filtering functionality so if you don't feel like changing the password try adding that MAC address to the black list. Then you should soon find which of your devices the address is associated with.
Uh, why not compare the current IP to the IPs on your phones? You can see it by tapping the connected WiFi network in the WiFi options screen.
foxy38: SHENZHEN RF-LINK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
Are you a TrueNet volunteer? My new TrueNet device is reporting as Shenzen.
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"RF-LINK" suggests that it's an RF bridge to some other device. I'm thinking something like Wifi-controlled LEDs or home automation or something like that?
Googling suggests some wifi display thing similar to Miracast? Probably the company has expanded from RF-linked stuff to other kinds of WiFi devices.
The MAC address will help identify the manufacturer (although that's likely to just point back to SHENZHEN RF-LINK TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD.
If you use fing to scan your network it will often give you a little more information based on what other people have tagged similar mac addresses as, so it picked up a couple of my genric sounding android boxes as media players now, whereas it used to just show the name the mac address range was issued to.
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