Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features

Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Wednesday

  @Nardol 

Hi, Nice to see you again.

I noticed your attacking records also mentioned "CVE 2002-0013, classification protocol SNMP broadcast request", which is quite like the other user. I guess the root cause might be the same, and the Network Security scan on the 1.8.5 version is a bit oversensitive.

Due to the lack of Accessibility of the Deco APP, if the App logs can't be submitted, can you share a screenshot of the network security page on the Deco APP?

 

PS: Our mobile apps are currently undergoing testing and will soon be updated to provide improved accessibility features in the future.

Thank you very much and best regards.

 

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Wednesday

  @David-TP 

**200 my satellite unit deco x50(1.30)

Others IP is 

IP camera 

Wifi light fan switch 

Google nest mini 

Android TV

Smart power protector 

Android phone 

Etc .

Thanks for your valuable response 😊 

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Wednesday

  @David-TP  This is a screenshot when I launched the script which make a scan then save the OCR in a LibreOffice Writer file.

Deco security screen displaying an attack

It is dated from yesterday but it happens everytimes I want to scan a document with this script.

I don't know where I can send the script if it can help to better understand the issue and better, to reproduce it.

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Thursday

  @Nardol 

Hi, thank you very much for the pictures.

You can send an email directly to support.forum@tp-link.com and attach the scan script if possible laugh.

Thanks a lot and best regards.

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Thursday

  @David-TP Thanks, I have just sent an e-mail with the most possible details I thought.

I provided a step by step instructions using Python to reproduce this issue because the script is more complex than I expected.

Anyway I provided a link to download its Debian package.

 

Hop this helps.

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Friday

  @Nardol 

@Abedur 

Hi, thank you very much for the emails.

Upon reviewing the shared APP logs, the engineer was able to replicate the issue and has preliminarily determined that the security detection rules are a little bit extensive and over-sensitive, which needs to be further optimized.

It might take some time to have a final solution. I will keep you informed as soon as there is further improvement from the senior engineers.

Thanks a lot for your time and patience.

Best regards.

 

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
Friday

  @David-TP 

 

Today I noticed different issue facing at DECO M5(3.20) only ipv4 MTU settings available. So when I ping packet size 1464 at ipv4 reply without fragmentation meaning ipv4 MTU support 1492. But when I ping only 1444 packet size at ipv6 reply without fragmentation. Always 20 difference between ipv4 & ipv6 MTU size support. If I select MTU size 1472 at ipv4 then ipv6 ping packet size only 1424 without fragmentation. So what should I do now ?. If possible please provide ipv6 MTU settings.

Thanks in advance 🙂

 

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Re:Deco M5 Newly Introduced Advanced Parental Control Features
19 hours ago

  @Abedur 

Hi, I don't think Deco will have a plan to provide IPV6 MTU Settings.

Would there be any performance issue if we leave the MTU size as default, and the maximum MTU size of IPV4 is 1500?

Best regards.

 

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