CDM: How can I see all devices connected to my wifi with 1 command | TechnoFusion

#shorts #cmd # HowcanIseealldevicesconnectedtomywifi
Do you suspect someone might be accessing your wireless network? If you want to find out what devices are connected to your Wi-Fi, you've come to the right place. There are a number of ways to go about it! This wikiHow teaches you how to check who is connected to your Wi-Fi network.

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[BiggestG]

The ARP command will not show all devices connected to wifi - just bad advice. The ARP command shows the cache only.

[ultr]

hehe my neighbour is gonna love this >:)

[SaiSai-ewlw]

Why Don't show all users in window7?

[cj-bcut]

so this plus you go to school plus you use the school computers plus you do shutdown -i plus you put any ip and it shutdown. or u put 1 and it shutdown all idk

[netmatrix]

This is useful only if you want a general look at whose on your network. But the best method is to login into your router and look at the connected devices page.

[digbot]

Who ever hack your computer there is always going to be evidence whether its there ip address or user name

[scoredcurtis]

from this how can we find out what each device is?

[chetantawade]

Can we find out previously connected devices