Many clients on my local network ?

[ins0u]

Hi,

I think I have a problem.

When I am on the home page, in "Best customers", I notice that I have a lot of customers connected.

Many of them are outside my local network (???)

When I update the logs, I always have a lot of requests that go to sites that I don't know, by ips (clients) that I don't know either.

I feel like I have a device on my local network that is infected and sending requests everywhere.

Do you agree with this analysis ?
If so, how can I stop all these requests ?

Thx for your helps :)

[ppfeufer]

That means that your AGH instance can be reached from the internet and some are using it.

You should restrict access to it only for your home network.

[ins0u]

You should restrict access to it only for your home network.

How to do that?
Sorry it's new for me 😅

But normally, there is a login/password to prevent that, right? Does that also mean it was found?

Thx for your help :)

[ppfeufer]

In your AGH web UI, click on "Setup Guide" and see on what IPs it's listening. Should only be the internal IPs and the domain name if one is set up. If there is a domain name set up, make sure it is not reachable from the outside.

[ins0u]

There is only the ip of the rapsberry (192.168.0.20)

[ppfeufer]

No domain name?

Then it should only be listening to requests from your own network.

[ins0u]

Nop, no domaine name..

Which domain names should there be ? :/

[ins0u]

I found an alternative solution.

In "DNS settings", "Access settings", "Authorized clients", I added all the ips of the machines in my local network.

Now in my logs, I have only the machines of my network.

But I have a question: does it block all the ips that are external ? or does it pass anyway but without going through the dns ?

The goal is to have ONLY the machines of my network that use internet.