Windows 10: Any Network Monitor Tool?

Hey guys,

Is there Any Network Monitor Tool that I can see how many pc/cellphones connected with my Wi-Fi and I can also suspened any connection from pc or iphone.

Regards.

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Network Monitor

cool, thanks for the info. so the new phones have netmon, but it is hidden? Thanks for the replies. JIW

 

Network Monitor

No. The new phones do *NOT* have any hidden or visible netmon, but there are separate phones with network diagnostic/analysis tools for network operators (they are not sold in normal phone stores).

 

Some routers include a web based screen where you can see connected clients listed.

You'd need to block access at the router anyway.

My asus router has 2 network options , private and guest.

Here I have a whitelist of MAC addresses for PCs/phones I want to allow to connect to my private network with access to my NAS and printers etc and the guest network which only allows access out onto the internet relies on a passkey which I change periodically.

Suspending access by a device is handled by removing that devices MAC from the list.

You could have a blacklist option instead where you do the opposite and allow general access using the passkey but block that particular device by adding the MAC to the backlist.

It all depends on what your firmware for your router allows you to do.

 

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I have used SoftPerfect Network Scanner : fast advanced network scanner to scan my network, it's free but it's up to you to figure out which one is WiFi.

Nirsoft has a tool Wireless Network Watcher - Show who is connected to your wireless network. It's also free and although I have not used it Nirsoft makes great free program's.

 

Blacklisting MAC addresses is useless ---- the first thing most WiFi hackers do is clone the Mac Address of one of the computers already conneted. Also if someone tells you that hiding your SSID will stop WiFi hackers has no idea what they are talking about.

Source:


and my interest in Backtrack Kali Linux and a lot of free time to play with my 6 routers and over 10 USB WiFi sticks.

 

This is true , but blacklisting and a decent WPA2 password on the router is a reasonable and quick way to take precautions , the OP hasn't stated why he needs to block , it might just be a neighbour piggybacking on his broadband, not a hacker.

 

You can buy / get freeware software to scan your wifi , but you'll still need to block the connection on your router or a central access point to disconnect/block it.

 

So how can I suspend the connection from my laptop ?

 

Which router is it? , many have a web driven menu interface which you access by going to 192.168.1.1 and logging on using the admin logon/password.

 

Modem Name: Kasda

Yes it have UI and I can login into it.

 

Have a look at the options and see if there is a MAC filter option , I'm also assuming your wifi is protected using a WPA2 password key as well.