Ok, so my home's WiFi keeps going out ever since we got rid of charter cable. My mom thinks someone might be on our network and asked me to see if I can find a way to see all the connected devices to our router....
The problem is that: I can see the client list (connected devices) via the router's homepage (type Ip in the address bar), but I can only see 3 out of 6 connected devices that I know of. My router is a Belkin Router and I'm wondering how in the world can I see the rest?
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You can use airodump-ng to see all connected devices.
Thank you.
you can use nmap command to scan all devices on the network
nmap -sP {routerip}/24
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