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WI-FI how many device is connected to my wireless?

I have a Linksys router (Wireless + wire) and I have a Airport Extreme both of them are working my question is ,

IS THERE A WAY to find out how many devices or computers are in my network or using my wireless ????

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Log into the setup for your router. (You normally do that by entering the routers IP address - normally 192.168.0.0 or 192.168.0.1 - into your browser as if it is a web address.)

    Look through the set up for "DHCP"

    Under that you will find a table which list the name and MAC address (serial number of the network card) of each computer that has used your network.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    what is the version of your Lynksys router? depending on the version and the firmware installed, there are options to view how many active clients (DHCP) and wireless clients are connected to your router. You can find this options on the LAN page and Wireless page.

    However, if you are suspicious that there are computers connected in your router wirelessly, just enable your Wireless Security. Apply a personal WEP key so that every time a computer connects to your router, it asks for password.

  • ?
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    Ussally the max is 10 yet imagine of it like this once you've a cup of water and also you've one staw you may have as a lot water as you want . The better straw you upload to the cup the a lot less and a lot less water your straw receives rapidly. I bottle neck the bandwith so it is going to decelerate your community. yet once you've say a fifty 5 gallon drum one and all receives sufficient. would want to purchase a better desirable router or faster information superhighway

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