netstat -ano and ip connections

sydthebeat

just checked out this vid and did the 'netstat -ano' run command and id like to get advice as to whether my router is hacked or not.. hopefully this is the proper place to ask this

attached are two screen grabs of the result of this command. There seems to be a huge amount of ips accessing the router...
picture 6 starts from the third "time_wait" onwards

can anyone offer some advice>? is this normal?
if not what can i do to protect the connection? this is a small office router with one other pc using the wireless, and two phones.

we've noticed the speed of our connection drop drastically in the last few weeks.

thanks in advance and apologies if this isnt the proper place.

Hijpo

Looks to me like the node with the ip 192.168.1.2 has alot of connections connecting/closing/reconnecting

Is it a server of some sorts by any chance?

sydthebeat

thanks for the reply.

no, its simply a netopia router that we use as a small office network router.
that being said, theres only two pcs connected (wired) to it currently.#

ive searched some of the ip addresses denoted as "established" and theyre all over the place... california for example

areyawell

That will show up of any traffic on the internet you are using e.g if you are browsing a website it will show the IP address of the website. It will show the IP of any network traffic such as downloads, websites etc

sydthebeat

thanks,

ill just keep restarting the router routinely.. i think that will speed things up a bit.