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    Ntopng ghost hosts?

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        bingo600 @deanfourie
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        Some info here
        https://www.ntop.org/ntopng/detecting-hidden-hosts-and-networks-on-your-shared-lan/

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          deanfourie @bingo600
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          Ok, have read that article. There is no misconfiguration of network, I can confirm all device are on a /24.

          Upon further investigation, If I keep running the scans, the ghost man moves between different clients. Also, one clients IP address keeps turning into a IPv6 address?

          This does look very suspect!

          Any other input? There have been weird things going on!

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            deanfourie @deanfourie
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            Not to mention that while the client is detected as a "Ghost Client" I cannot view any information on this client such as flows etc.

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              deanfourie
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              bump, can someone maybe shed some light on this.

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