Netgear MR814 log says [Remote Managed]?

Anyone knows what it means?

[Remote Managed] Src IP=.....

Are other computers managing my router or what?
Thanks for any info

Sure, it could happen.

If you have that feature enabled and have left the default password
unchanged is possible someone has gained access to your router.

Log in to your router, look at the left column towards the bottom under
Remote Management and see if that "box" is checked. If so, disable it then
click APPLY at the bottom of the page.

It is enabled but of course not with the default password.
Will disable it for a couple of days and see what happens....
thanks

"Jim \(MI\)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<xryob.13552$(E-Mail Removed) hlink.net>...
> Sure, it could happen.
>
> If you have that feature enabled and have left the default password
> unchanged is possible someone has gained access to your router.
>
> Log in to your router, look at the left column towards the bottom under
> Remote Management and see if that "box" is checked. If so, disable it then
> click APPLY at the bottom of the page.

"pd42" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed) m...
> It is enabled but of course not with the default password.
> Will disable it for a couple of days and see what happens....
> thanks

Why is it enabled? Do you really need to modify your router settings from
outside your LAN? I suppose there must be reasons to do this, but none leap
to mind in the home or small office environment.

On the other hand, it is a major security hazard.

Enkidu

I guess you're right, better not do it.
But, you still would have to know my admin password, or do you?
I also see the [Log Cleared], I didn't do that! What can cause this?


"Enkidu" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<LQSob.50234$gi2.11528@fed1read01>...
> "pd42" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed) m...
> > It is enabled but of course not with the default password.
> > Will disable it for a couple of days and see what happens....
> > thanks
>
> Why is it enabled? Do you really need to modify your router settings from
> outside your LAN? I suppose there must be reasons to do this, but none leap
> to mind in the home or small office environment.
>
> On the other hand, it is a major security hazard.
>
> Enkidu