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Hi,
I checked my wifi network and find these activities (bonjour services) :
1) compagnionlink (to sync with other devices) ;on my iPad
2) Remote Active queue managment ; on my iPhone
3) netbios ; on my MacBook Pro
Are this internal apple subprograms?
the one that worries me the most is 1)
it is always on
Should I worry?
thanks
See About macOS, iOS, and iTunes server host connections and iTunes background processes - Apple Support for background on what you might expect to see. Have you installed software from https://www.companionlink.com/? If so you can expect that it will need to use network data to perform its intended task.
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Judging from this thread, Why are my devices linking up via bonjour… - Apple Community, I think we can assume that what you're seeing is normal.
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This one iNet Network Scanner? If it is a new (or newly restored) iPad then I would assume that all the running processes are normal.
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Hi,
i haven’t installed anything. Just iNet to check my WiFi.
I was wondering if companionlink is something that apple uses to connect the different devices...
Yes I have used that scanner. But I already have different aps...
Just wondering what that compagnionlink was...
It is always there...
Thanks!
I found that one earlier...
I think you are right... just wanted to be sure...
You're welcome. 🙂
tt2
Bonjour activities
