Odd Apache errors coming from my router...?

I’m running WAMP on my workstation and I’ve set it to remain “offline” (inaccessible from the internet), however, upon reviewing my Apache logs lately, I’ve stumbled across the following:

[Sat Sep 27 11:34:52 2014] [error] [client 192.168.254.254] client denied by server configuration: D:/www/

192.168.254.254 is my wireless router and it’s making me paranoid that someone (or something) is trying to perform malicious activity through my router… Am I misreading the Apache log entries here or is this some sort of indication that my internet connectivity is being entered into my logs as connection attempts whenever I access one of my hosted pages?

To fix the problem, check out your “httpd.conf” (or “apache2.conf”) which can be found at “<APACHE_HOME>\conf”. See there if “<Directory "d:/www/">” already exist then it should be like this:

<Directory "d:/www">
 Order allow,deny
 Allow from all
</Directory>

Change it to:

<Directory "D:/www">
 Require local
</Directory>

If it doesn’t already exist then add one:

<Directory "D:/www">
 Require local
</Directory>