Is there a way to see witch computers are in my wireless network?

Question

I want to see witch computer are logged in my wireless network. If there is a way how?

Answer 1

Log into your router and check attached devices. It will list the PC name, IP#, and MAC address (usually). Usually the way to access your router is:

Open up IE and type in http://192.168.1.1 into the address bar and press enter. You have to supply username/password credentials and you can see everything pertaining to your wireless network. If you haven't changed the UN/PW then it's probably something like:
username: admin
password: password or admin

Answer 2

Log in to the router with the addrss in the manual, check the dhcp allocations, there will be 1 for each attached machine, if there are more allocations than the you have machines, someone outside is using it. Better still set encryption for your own protection. Anything illegal they do will come right back to you and anyone could be watching your transmissions while the network is unsecured.

Answer 3

You can simply type into any web browser 192.168.0.1 to bring up your router's settings. There will probably be a page saying something like Attached Devices. If you click on that you'll be able to see all of the computers that are on your network.

Also, you may be able to see by going into the Network and Internet Connections menu via the Control Panel or the Start Menu and then clicking on View Workgroup Computers.

I hope I helped you!

Answer 4

If you encrypted your network no body can access it, so no need to see who is in because there will be no ne except you.