Wi Fi Monitoring?

Question

Another question guys How to monitor the user of my Wi Fi connection?

Answer 1

many routers have SNMP capability that will let you monitor a wide array of different routing statistics. If you want to log visited domains...well, I have no comment. I wouldn't want someone spying on me...

Answer 2

Are you concerned about hackers? If so, implement security including MAC address validation.

You can also disable LAN DHCP, change subnet to an unusual subnet (e.g. 192.168.239.0/24 where router address becomes 192.168.239.1, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and default gateway = router adress). Assign static IP addresses to each pc with pc # 1 = 192.168.239.2, pc # 2 = 192.168.239.3, etc. Subnet mask and default gateway for all pcs are 255.255.255.0 and default gateway = 192.168.239.1. Document and retain the documentation of what you have done as you will have to manually add new IP addresses for new approved users and you cannot have duplicates. A LAN IP scheme like this will further restrict a lot of intended hackers. If you want to be even tighter, use a higher bit subnet than /24 as this would exclude most of the simpler hackers who really do not understand subnets (this means you need to understand them AND your router will support them - some low end routers do not).

Answer 3

depending on what you want to monitor ...

If your router is a DHCP server then you can see who's connecting to your router. Otherwise use a sniffer.