Digiboard, Inc on my home network and I didn’t put it on there

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I did a security scan on my home network and found out this digiboard, inc was listed on my network. I have no idea why it is on there, who put it there, and I want it off my network.
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  • TheRealRaven
    Please list all equipment/devices connected to your network. Without knowing what you have that's supposed to be there, we can't guess how to find something that shouldn't be there. Be sure to include all routers/switches, etc.
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  • AndreaF

    Digiboard....as in a hardware device for adding serial ports?

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  • Subhendu Sen
    Assuming you are asking for eliminate unwanted network traffic, & if it is ok, you can use packetfence for this purpose. However, more details like actual setup/ OS/ environment are required.
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  • ToddN2000
    We need more hardware info on how many devices, what type of connections and network is set up. Is this a new problem and if so when did you first notice it?
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  • Subhendu Sen
    If there is unwanted Wi-Fi network shown, that does not mean that, someone hacked your network or something like that. If you do feel unsecure, you can change all social media (Facebook/Whatsapp etc.)passwords including your mail with complex ones.
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  • eurotrash
    On my network it is actually the device that the Electric company uses for their "Energy planner" system that controls the T-stat, pool pump, water heater, etc. So if you have a "energy saving" plan with your local Utility this device will show up on your network as DIGIBoard device. But you can confirm it with the MAC address printed on the device.
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