Correct Pioneer VSX-822 attribution: confirmed at .100, note dual-MAC discrepancy

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@@ -942,7 +942,7 @@ sshpass -p 'Joker1974!!!' ssh root@10.48.200.90 \
| IP | Device | | IP | Device |
|----|--------| |----|--------|
| 10.48.200.42, .72 | Vizio smart TVs | | 10.48.200.42, .72 | Vizio smart TVs |
| unknown | Pioneer VSX-822 AV Receiver — real MAC confirmed as `74:5E:1C:0E:7C:0B` (verified genuine Pioneer Corporation OUI), but this MAC never appeared in the 2026-07-06 ARP scan, so its current IP is unknown (likely idle/standby at scan time). **Correction:** it was initially misattributed to 10.48.200.100 based on a different vendor's MAC (Shenzhen Xunman Technology) found at that IP — that was wrong; .100 and .64 (which share that same Shenzhen Xunman MAC) remain unidentified. | | 10.48.200.100 | Pioneer VSX-822 AV Receiver — confirmed 2026-07-06. Note: the device's labeled/spec MAC `74:5E:1C:0E:7C:0B` (verified genuine Pioneer Corporation OUI) does not match the MAC actually seen at `.100` in the ARP scan (`fc:22:1c:30:60:14`, Shenzhen Xunman Technology) — likely explained by the receiver having a separate embedded network module (WiFi or a secondary NIC) sourced from a different OEM than its labeled MAC, a common setup for AV receivers with both Ethernet and WiFi built in. 10.48.200.64 shares the same Shenzhen Xunman MAC as `.100` — likely the same physical receiver at a prior IP (stale ARP entry), not a separate device. |
**Smart home / IoT:** **Smart home / IoT:**
| IP | Device | | IP | Device |
@@ -981,7 +981,6 @@ sshpass -p 'Joker1974!!!' ssh root@10.48.200.90 \
| 10.48.200.59 | Guangzhou Shiyuan Electronic | Often AV/display equipment — device unknown | | 10.48.200.59 | Guangzhou Shiyuan Electronic | Often AV/display equipment — device unknown |
| 10.48.200.119 | Macherey-Nagel GmbH & Co. KG | A lab-equipment brand (chromatography/filtration) — unusual on a home network, device unknown | | 10.48.200.119 | Macherey-Nagel GmbH & Co. KG | A lab-equipment brand (chromatography/filtration) — unusual on a home network, device unknown |
| 10.48.200.77 | Liteon Technology | Could be a PC PSU with network mgmt, or a peripheral — device unknown | | 10.48.200.77 | Liteon Technology | Could be a PC PSU with network mgmt, or a peripheral — device unknown |
| 10.48.200.64, .100 | Shenzhen Xunman Technology | Device unknown — NOT the Pioneer receiver (see AV section above) |
| 10.48.200.201, .202 | (shares MAC with the RE305 at .93 and the confirmed printers at .204/.205) | Likely more printers/peripherals, not confirmed | | 10.48.200.201, .202 | (shares MAC with the RE305 at .93 and the confirmed printers at .204/.205) | Likely more printers/peripherals, not confirmed |
**Minor known artifact, low priority:** MAC `7a:e1:7e:44:08:29` is shared across 10.48.200.93 (RE305), .204/.205 (confirmed printers, benign RE305 bridge-mode behavior), and .251 (Goalake Smart Switch 2 — does NOT fit the "wired to the RE305" explanation, so this one specific overlap looks like a genuine duplicate/cloned MAC, common in ultra-budget IoT hardware). Worth a quick check of the Goalake switch's real MAC via its own admin UI at some point; not urgent. **Minor known artifact, low priority:** MAC `7a:e1:7e:44:08:29` is shared across 10.48.200.93 (RE305), .204/.205 (confirmed printers, benign RE305 bridge-mode behavior), and .251 (Goalake Smart Switch 2 — does NOT fit the "wired to the RE305" explanation, so this one specific overlap looks like a genuine duplicate/cloned MAC, common in ultra-budget IoT hardware). Worth a quick check of the Goalake switch's real MAC via its own admin UI at some point; not urgent.