Dwight66

Hi Gerroald,
thanks for your reaction. I hope the developer finds the clue for this. If (s)he needs additional information, just let me know.

I would like to USE this, so disabling is not really an option for me.

Hi WPReady,

Thank you for the link to the information about the statcomm_info structure.
I checked the wp_statcomm table. As expected the records with an IP-field value of 10.21.26.* were there. That is why they appear in the statistics. I’m curious why these private addresses are appearing at all. As far as I know these kind of IP-addresses are non-routable and therefor hardly can come from outside my private network. I was looking for information that might explain how StatComm interprets the connection data of an external user/connection. I can’t explain where these weird private IP-addresses are comming from. They just show up in the StatComm statistics. In other words, is this an interpretation of StatComm or in the worst case: Am I hacked?

Hi WPReady,

Thank you for your reply. My WP installation came out of the Synology package center. I presume it is a more or less regular installation. I’ll look into the tables tonight (GMT+1)
I just don’t understand why these private addresses are showing up while I’m using a C-class private address on my internal home network.
Somehow somebody manages to show up with this weird address. This triggers me to investigate if this might be a bug or there is something else going on. I’ll let you know what I’ve found in the bare table.