Espressi-AF36 and AmazonTe-7773

The above devices just showed up on my iphone as connected to my XFI home network. What are they and should I work to delete them?

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darkangelic

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6 years ago

No way for us to know from here, as we don't have access to your network.

You'd have to take stock of all your connected devices, identify their MAC IDs and IP addresses, and compare them to the unknown devices.

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EG

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6 years ago

And do you have any Espreesif WiFi IoT / Smart Home / Smart Plug devices ?

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In my case when I got a notification that a AmazonTe-0BF5 connected to my home network for the first time at 4:33am, I first found this thread which didn't help much then I realized my one Amazon device is my Kindle. I was able to determine that it was the correct device by using the xFi app and putting the Kindle in airplane mode. Restarting the xFi app then showed the AmazonTe-0BF5 was no longer connected. The only puzzle is why the notification said this was the first time it connected since I've used it on my network for years.

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EG

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5 years ago

@GMW14 wrote:
The only puzzle is why the notification said this was the first time it connected since I've used it on my network for years.

It's likely because your gateway device had just recently received the firmware update that contains the advanced security app.

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EG

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5 years ago

Dead thread from last year now being closed.

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Rfrostlawyer

Espressi-AF36 and AmazonTe-7773

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