Is Hopper 3 ipaddress public ip?

[jsmit86]

Somebody in Monaco wants to watch your programming using DISH Anywhere.

Probably Real Housewives of somewhere.

 

[jsmit86]

I'm not too concerned since this is blocked, but to be clear, it is definitely targeting my Hopper. I have a somewhat unusual instllation. My Hopper has WiFi disabled, and there is an adapter in my internet closet that is used to provide internet to the Joey's. The Hopper is connected via ethernet, but I think the adapter is to send signal to the Joey's. This was added when I got the Joey 4s because some of them would not work via moca. Only one of them is pure wireless.

The note does show that the activity is directed to the Hopper 3.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

My guess is, that Its trying to access your Dish Anywhere.

 

[jsmit86]

My guess is, that Its trying to access your Dish Anywhere.

That could be. I did change my password yesterday, so I can be pretty sure they did not get my login credentials. When I check the internet app, the Hopper has a local ip address. I know that there must be some way for incoming connections so Dish Anywhere can work. I think most of these have been from Bulgaria, and a couple from Monaco.

 

[b4pjoe]

That could be. I did change my password yesterday, so I can be pretty sure they did not get my login credentials. When I check the internet app, the Hopper has a local ip address. I know that there must be some way for incoming connections so Dish Anywhere can work. I think most of these have been from Bulgaria, and a couple from Monaco.

Check port forwarding on your router and see if any ports have been opened to be forwarded to your Hopper 3 IP address.

 

[jsmit86]

Check port forwarding on your router and see if any ports have been opened to be forwarded to your Hopper 3 IP address.

It's a reasonable suggestion, but I have not changed any settings. I will have to look to see if the ip address and password are listed on the router.
The usual defaults cannot be accessed, so the ISP must configure it differently
If there is any port open, it would have come that way prior to the install.

 

[jsmit86]

It's a reasonable suggestion, but I have not changed any settings. I will have to look to see if the ip address and password are listed on the router.
The usual defaults cannot be accessed, so the ISP must configure it differently
If there is any port open, it would have come that way prior to the install.

I was just able to look at settings on the APP. Fidium does not allow direct access to the router, but via the app you can look at each device, and allow port access as needed. The Hopper has no open ports, so this whole thing is a bit of a mystery, but these "attacks" are not getting through, so I can probably relax.
Thanks for all of the suggestions.