How do I see what addresses my TCL Roku TV is talking to

[Bojamijams]

Hi all,

I thought this was available under Connections or Traffic Analyzer but I can't find the list. Under Connections, I don't even see my TV's IP listed as a device that has established a connection.

Traffic Analyzer gives me things like Netflix / HTTP Protocol over SSL, but I'm looking for specific addresses so I can make sure I block the TV from spying on me. I already used the Firewall URL Block list to block the *.logs.roku.com but I want to make sure it isn't sending any information to any chinese IPs

Is this available on the Merlin FW?

 

[AndreiV]

GUI > Network Map > Client List .

 

[no_name]

Also Adaptive QoS, Web History might be useful


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[Bojamijams]

GUI > Network Map > Client List .

Right, that'll show me the list of connected devices on my network, and the IP of the Roku TV, but I still can't see what external/WAN addresses that TV is talking to

 

[ColinTaylor]

Try looking at Network Tools > Netstat > Method = Netstat-nat, Option = By source IP.

 

[Bojamijams]

Also Adaptive QoS, Web History might be useful


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I've turned it ON now, but I have nothing in the list, even after some time. Do I need to also enable Adaptive QOS for the web history to work?

 

[AndreiV]

Right, that'll show me the list of connected devices on my network, and the IP of the Roku TV, but I still can't see what external/WAN addresses that TV is talking to

Right , so try Colin's suggestion.

The other place is GUI > System Log - Active Connections

 

[no_name]

I've turned it ON now, but I have nothing in the list, even after some time. Do I need to also enable Adaptive QOS for the web history to work?

All I have turned on is web history

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[Bojamijams]

Hmm I'm on 384.11, I guess I'll try the newest revision

 

[Bojamijams]

Try looking at Network Tools > Netstat > Method = Netstat-nat, Option = By source IP.

Thank you for this, looks like this could give me the information, as long as the TV is actively being used

 

[RMerlin]

Adaptive QoS -> Classification for a semi realtime monitor