Closed Muttley33 closed 4 years ago
Thanks! Another user in the Blink forums commented the same. I imagine Blink has mitigated the lack of 2 factor authentication by emailing when a new ip is detected. Check if this IP corresponds to your ISP or open a cmd and execute:
tracert prod.immedia-semi.com
Check if that ip is in the list. We normally connect to Blink using our smartphones and 4G, it's expected to have this false positive when we connect with a computer that has a different MAC.
Additional information:
"nslookup 18.217.34.195" gives
ec2-18-217-34-195.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com
Blink servers are located in Amazon cloud since their acquisition.
Ok thanks - definitely not my ISP - I am UK based. Thanks for the prompt response
Really nice app - worked like a dream. After I signed in I got a message from Blink:-
A new device has been used to sign into your Blink account.
IP Address: 18.217.34.195 Location: Columbus, Ohio, United States
That is expected right?
Thanks again