find.homeseer.com does not ask for login password?

[NMTrout]

I'm doing some maintenance to my cabin this weekend and checking the operation of my ZS2.

I noticed something odd.... when I typed in find.homeseer.com, I was able to access everything without having to enter in a password.

For obvious reasons... this is very bad.

How do I enable a local password such that I protect the operation of my ZS2 from tamper?

(sorry.. but I will need explicit instructions... I can barely run this thing as is )

[NMTrout]

BTW...I do have port forwarding enabled, this was previously to allow me to use my WAN IP to access directly.

And here is my system info:

Current Date/Time: 3/23/2018 10:13:07 PM
HomeSeer Version: HS3 ZEE S2 Edition 3.0.0.368
Linux version: Linux HomeTrollerZeeS2V2 4.1.19-v7+ #858 SMP Tue Mar 15 15:56:00 GMT 2016 armv7l GNU/Linux System Uptime: 36 Days 6 Hours 47 Minutes 32 Seconds
IP Address: 192.168.0.2
Number of Devices: 49
Number of Events: 12
Available Threads: 384

Enabled Plug-Ins
3.0.1.190: Z-Wave

[NMTrout]

OK... I found it, and maybe you should check this on your system too.

I don't remember setting this checkbox.

Using tools - setup - network tab, I found a checkbox that was checked that said "No password required for local login".

Granted that my wifi is password protected, but still... anyone in the house with guest network priviledges had access to my system. It's possible that I set that checkbox, but I don't remember doing so, or why I would have done so.

Just for grins, look at your settings and make sure that is disabled.

[integlikewhoa]

I don't use local password myself. For me that's like needing a key to lock the deadbolt on your front door from the inside. I like to keep intruders off the local network or from getting inside to begin with using a verity of methods. A VLAN for your guest is probley a good place to start.

[Malosa]

why don't you block the ip from your server on your guestnetwork ?

or like i have:

i have it setup that my guests can not access my subnet.
i set it up on a different subnet and then you have no problem...

like my homeseer is for example on 192.168.123.3
my guest subnet is on 172.168.1.1
then i setup the firewall for blocking subnet 192.168.123.0/24

if u have a ddwrt its done in 10 minutes.

regards

OK... I found it, and maybe you should check this on your system too.

I don't remember setting this checkbox.

Using tools - setup - network tab, I found a checkbox that was checked that said "No password required for local login".

Granted that my wifi is password protected, but still... anyone in the house with guest network priviledges had access to my system. It's possible that I set that checkbox, but I don't remember doing so, or why I would have done so.

Just for grins, look at your settings and make sure that is disabled.