How to See Who's Connected to Your Wi-Fi Network

How to See Who's Connected to Your Wi-Fi Network
So many devices nowadays have Wi-Fi connections, so today, I want to show you how to know what devices are connected to your network. I will also show you how to kick people off your WiFi network and block them.

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[Britec]

Let me know below what method you use.

[SpaceCadetJesus]

Had a business call me frantically about unknown persons on their wireless. They had never given out nor shared the wifi password and were so sure they were hacked. I found out remotely that an Amazon device had been connecting occasionally. They absolutely declared we have never had an Amazon device installed, nor do we have any such device now. The tension ratcheted up. I asked them to turn on all known wireless devices, they did, and nothing turned up. I asked them had they replaced any device in the recent past. Yes, a barely used TV. I asked them to turn that TV on. When they did, voila, the Amazon device appeared. It was the included Amazon app on the new TV. The old TV had no such app. What a waste of time, money and overwrought emotional stress for them. I reminded them to never give out the wireless password to the staff network, but giving out the (newly created Vlan) guest password was okay.

[timetorelaxfocus]

Right on, thanks, I'm good. Only my devices show up. I also made sure to name any that do not name resolve.

[welshtony]

Good info as normal, seem to be doing a few mentions of eset lately

[Keith.W]

Great informational video Brian. I have my WiFi well and truly locked down.

[billyguthrie]

Bitdefender makes a free tool that inspects the network an tells you when a new device has logged into your wifi. it will also scan the device an tell you if it's safe or malware an will offer you ways to deal with it. It's called Bitdefender Home Scanner.

[VSTV]

Would the MAC filtering still apply if for e.g. the device was connecting through a wifi extender or would i have to block it via the wifi extender settings?

[Opel_Guy]

I wait for a nice Indian gentleman to ring me up and tell me I have hackers on my network. 😉

[stanleyduru]

Is there a particular website to go to, or just put in the number?

[armin]

Hello, thanks for the video. I have a question that is I have Dlink DWR-960M 4G LTE. I see the total number of connected devices, but I can't see any details about connected devices. What should I do? I would appreciate it if you could help me

[angosomyemane]

Hi Britec09, how could I know where my wi-fi network is coming from ? Considering may be i am getting from fake towers or imsi catcher?

[wozzer]

Is Sysinternals Suite from the microsoft store the same as Process Explorer, just watched your previous video about using task manager to find malware,
thanks for the informative videos buddy.

[OlettaLiano]

Thanks for the info, Brian. My PCs are connected to a non-wifi router via cat 6e cable so I think I'm safe. 👍

[UsSpect]

Sign into your router….well thanks…but how do I do that?😂🤦‍♂️

[tcat]

is there also a possibility to see who is registered in a network by not being registered yourself and only having the IP of a registered user?

[janmillerty]

Oh no my neighbors are gonna know that I'm on there wifi 🤣

[vaior]

I use Fing app its available for windows and android

[dpl]

So, Does this mean I should have a VPN ?

[mowaffaqkurdi]

There are a few ways to see who is connected to your Wi-Fi network:

Router Control Panel: You can access your router's control panel by typing its IP address into your web browser. Once you're logged in, you should be able to see a list of all connected devices.

Command Prompt: Open the Command Prompt on your Windows computer and type "arp -a" (without the quotes). This will display a list of all IP addresses connected to your network, along with their corresponding MAC addresses.

Third-party software: There are various third-party software programs available that can scan your network and give you a list of all connected devices. Some examples include Fing, Wireless Network Watcher, and Who Is On My Wifi.

Smartphone apps: Many smartphones have apps that can scan your network and show you a list of connected devices. Examples of such apps are Fing and Who Is On My WiFi.

It's important to note that some devices may be connected to your network without you realizing it, such as a neighbor's phone or tablet that is picking up your Wi-Fi signal.

[xdarkdragonx]

Just what i need i found that some ash**** conected 2 lg webos and a roku express to my network even after changing my password and disabling wps