Help me ehMac! This has been bugging me all night!!
Is there a way to see the number of connections that are on my wireless network? For whatever reason by net has been going crazy slow the last few days, and I've started to suspect that someone has somehow gotten on to my network.
I have my doubts, truthfully, as my house is big enough, and other properties and the road are far enough away that if anyone was managing to get on my network I'd be amazed.
But I've gotten to the point where it's just bugging me that I can't figure out where to find this. Google has failed me, and playing with the Airport Utility has also failed me.
I'm running Leopard on a month old aluminum MB, 10.5.6. I'm looking for something like what my old Microsoft router could do, which was see how the different connections, and usually the computers' network names.
TIA!
Is there a way to see the number of connections that are on my wireless network? For whatever reason by net has been going crazy slow the last few days, and I've started to suspect that someone has somehow gotten on to my network.
I have my doubts, truthfully, as my house is big enough, and other properties and the road are far enough away that if anyone was managing to get on my network I'd be amazed.
But I've gotten to the point where it's just bugging me that I can't figure out where to find this. Google has failed me, and playing with the Airport Utility has also failed me.
I'm running Leopard on a month old aluminum MB, 10.5.6. I'm looking for something like what my old Microsoft router could do, which was see how the different connections, and usually the computers' network names.
TIA!