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A couple of months ago I decided I wanted to be more aware of what all my IoT stuff is doing. So I bought a Ubiquity Security Gateway and moved all my IoT stuff to a separate network. Except for my Sonos speakers, because they don't work well across networks
I switched DPI on and just waited a while.
This is what I got:
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First you see the Fibaro, then you see my wife's iPhone (she likes streaming stuff), then the 2 Sonos speakers, my Synology etc... I was wondering what the *** Fibaro was downloading all the time, so I Wiresharked it for a while. It appeared most connections were going to the 3 Sonos units and NOT to the internet (they run through my router, because the Sonos and the Fibaro are on different subnets). I realized I once setup those Sonos-plugins for each speaker and although we never use them, they apparently are talking to each other quite intensively. Whether the speakers are running or not, whether anyone has the Fibaro app/webinterface open or not, they are talking: 90-100 packets per second!
So I removed the device from Fibaro, while watching packets on the Sonos speaker and this it what happens:
The second I confirmed the removal of the device on Fibaro (after about 2 minutes of listening), traffic went down to about 20 packets every 2 minutes.
Besides some awareness (I think you should know about this, if you use it), does anyone have any idea of what sense this makes? I mean isn't checking the speaker every 1 second enough? And maybe even slow it down if nothing is happening? I also see a lot of retransmissions and out-of-orders.
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