How can I check who is on my network?

I just recently purchased a wireless router so multiple users can access the Internet in my house, so that leads me to wonder is there any tools that I can use that can produce a log for me on who was on my network and maybe what sites were visited. Thanks.

You could google your issue as there is lots there for you to read and learn. Here is a small example to assist you to find your router log.

You have got a password to access your Network I hope.

best regards,

Thanks Tallin, I found the answer in the configuration settings of the router. What does the lease when we refer to the router?

What does the lease when we refer to the router?

I would like to answer your question above, have made bold the part I am not understanding, please clarify for me….thanks

kind regards,

Hm, yes but this lease thing is like a setting. Not like some kind of rent.
The screenshot looks like this:
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Yes the router problem was resolved. Thanks Tallin.

Sorry do not know, run for a day or two, if your disconnected, then you will need to renew the lease obvious in your screenshot. My Network ……. once your there, you can stay for ever. Thanks for letting us know your initial problem is solved. Others may know, and will come by for sure. kind regards,

Hi drragostea
The lease renewal is an automatic process (usually!)

Here's some info on the lease and what it's about:
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/forums/index.cf…&forumid=18
Regards
paws

Yep, That's how it works, but the renewal is automatic Usually! Regards paws

How can I check who is on my network?

You should also secure the router against unwanted users (neighbors etc) from using your access point.
At a minimum you should change the routers default log in/password and enable encryption.

http://arstechnica.com/guides/tweaks/wireless-security.ars

Thanks shelf life and paws.

shelf life, are you referring to the router login to the router settings or are you referring to the login to use Wi-Fi?

Yes, I have encryption enabled and password.

WPA2-PSK [AES]

I got this from the router settings page. This should be adequate enough?

Hi, shelf life was recommending that you have encryption on for your wireless signal…( and that's the WPA2-AES that you mention, so so far so good Next he was recommending that on your router log in page,…usually accessed via your browser on something like 192.168.0.1 that you change the password to something memorable and secure rather than leave it at the default settings (as it left the factory as these are all in the public's knowledge. ) Regards paws PS apologies to shelf life for jumping in!

Thanks again paws. I've got a everything set up, so that the router login is non-default. Thanks paws and shelf life.