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Viewing Network connections?

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puddle-duck | 21:41 Mon 18th Apr 2011 | Computers
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I want to view my network connections to see who is connected to my broadband, but i'm unsure how I go about doing this.

Could anyone help thanks.
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Most routers will have a page somewhere in the admin pages to either directly check on connected devices or at least to check the current DHCP leases which will tell you the same information.
06:56 Tue 19th Apr 2011
Are other people connected to your broadband?
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It should just be my computer, but wanting to check.
I don't think you can do that. You CAN view network connections being picked up locally, including your own. Whether you can access and use depends if they are protected by password, and that's all you need to do with yours - security enable it. Do that and no-one can use it except you
Thanks postdog, mine's password accessed so I assumed no-one else could use it.
Most routers will have a page somewhere in the admin pages to either directly check on connected devices or at least to check the current DHCP leases which will tell you the same information.
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Thanks everyone for your answers.

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