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Have I been hacked? Who are these IP's?

I am a week into using the UTM 9.3 for home use. It is working out very well. I have three NIC's for WAN/LAN/DMZ.

I was looking at the reporting features and found the Bandwidth Usage Report under Logging & Reporting > Network Usage > Bandwidth Usage Tab.

The top IP for my network is the WAN port IP address, from there it lists the 20+ devices I run on my network, then after that it lists a number of internet IP's. I can't figure out why. Have I been hacked? [:O]

Why would the firewall show external IP's usage on my network?
My son is a Steam gamer, would these just be direct links to other gamers around the globe?

Thanks for your insights...

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0 ben83 over 9 years ago

that is simply a report for bandwidth usage. That doesn't mean you got hacked. Say you downloaded Windows 10 form Microsoft than it would have an entry as well.
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0 NewImage over 9 years ago

1e100.net is google, normally used for Gmail
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0 TheDrew over 9 years ago

https://support.google.com/faqs/answer/174717?hl=en

Anything with 1e100.net is a google server so Gmail, YouTube, Drive, etc.
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0 RedLeader31 over 9 years ago

Ok, thanks everyone. I just thought it was odd having outside IP's listed. I would have thought any device that downloaded or connected to an outside resource would have had it's bandwidth under the device, not the site it was connecting to.

Thanks for the quick response.
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