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Find out who is using your wireless network

Saturday, November 8, 2008

If you are suspicious that someone using your wireless network, follow this procedure to find out who is using
  • Go to Start > run, and type cmd
  • Type ipconfig next. It will list the default gateway here. Once you have your default gateway address, open your web browser and type it in the URL bar.
  • Scroll down until you see 'DHCP Server' if it is enabled, continue to the next step.
  • Check the "DHCP Clients Table". This list will tell you the computer name of everyone connected to your network on DHCP (DHCP automatically configures a computer's IP and DNS settings)
If you are concerned about people connected to your network, click the Wireless tab then click on Security and enable WEP or WPA (recommended). Everyone that wants to connect will need the WEP or WPA key to connect. Note:WPA (wifi protected access) is stronger.

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posted by Jaguar Network, 4:02 AM

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