moeistired

Can anyone tell me what the below log entry means? The IP is not even close to my IP and yet it shows in my logs. I have all known means to access my computer remotely turned off but someone keeps getting in thru my dial up modem. I have an Apple Airport extreme but I don't know how to hook it up thru my ISP provided modem. I am thinking if I have the wireless remote modem set up it will be hard to access it. I have a very tech savy (degreed and 20 plus years experience) stalker who keeps getting in and looking at everything I do. HELP! :-(




Jun 21 10:41:41 homebases-imac mDNSResponder[33]: Note: Frequent transitions for interface en1 (192.168.1.106); network traffic reduction measures in effect
Jun 21 10:41:41 homebases-imac mDNSResponder[33]: Note: Frequent transitions for interface en1 (FE80:0000:0000:0000:0222:41FF:FEFA:BCEB); network traffic reduction measures in effect
Jun 21 10:41:41 homebases-imac mDNSResponder[33]: Note: Frequent transitions for interface en1 (192.168.1.106); network traffic reduction measures in effect
Jun 21 10:41:44 homebases-imac kernel[0]: Auth result for: 00:16:b6:2e:ee:ef MAC AUTH succeeded

sinclair_tm

en1 is your wireless connection. If you turn the wireless off, then this should go away. But if you want to connect wirelessly to the AirPort base station, then you should leave it on and set up passwords. To connect the base station to the modem, you should plug the LAN port of the modem to the WAN port of the base station. Then you can connect your Mac from one of the LAN ports on the base station and open the AirPort Admin in your Utilities folder and set it up. When choosing a password, make sure it is long and randomly pick numbers and letters so that it'll be hard to figure out, That is about all I can tell you, as I have never used an AirPort base station.