Is there no way to connect to network without revealing

depends how much you want to "secure" it, you can block ICMP. and inbound traffic on specific ports on such device... And as I said, you can apply it network wide using a managed router. Also you can divide your network with vlans

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shahar
depends how much you want to "secure" it, you can ...

all those options are not available in my router sadly .. it's an old panel

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Arun Bahl

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all those options are not available in my router s...

flash openwrt on it

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Arun Bahl
flash openwrt on it

wow

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20.06.2022

Tobias🐾🚲

There is - you can ignore DHCP in a network and send broadcast packets (ARP and co) only to your local network neighbours, allowing you to stay "hidden". Your router will still see the MAC address of the machine and you also ... cant do anything like this since actually communicating with any other machine would require you to have an actual IP*. *Exceptions apply, like using SMBv1 Machines and really really old Netbios implementations which dont rely on TCP/IP and use their own frames. Thats why M$ force-disables this and NASes using that trash should be trashed.

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shahar

what? can you please elaborate?

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