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Is there a program that tells me who is connected to my home network?
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Hello,
Is there something built into Leopard (10.5.2) that can tell me how many people are connected to my home network and who those people are (i.e. computer name or something)? If it such a capability is not built into Leopard, is there a program that can be recommended?
I have an Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS 802.11n).
Thanks.
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Some routers let you look up the local IP addressing, and it'll show you computer name, assigned IP, and sometimes their MAC address.
What router do you have?
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Originally Posted by jmFightSpam 
I have an Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS 802.11n).
Originally Posted by Cold Warrior
What router do you have?
Is there really no way seeing that in the AEBS ?
-t
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Someone said to open up Airport Utiltiy, choose my AEBS, click on Advanced, click on Logs and Statistics and then Wireless Clients. I think that tells me what I need to know.
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Originally Posted by jmFightSpam
Someone said to open up Airport Utiltiy, choose my AEBS, click on Advanced, click on Logs and Statistics and then Wireless Clients.
Yes, that is the correct way to get this information.
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