Who uses Wi-Fi

OK hello Flo 28

You should have specified in your text:

Who uses the Wifi..? At my place.

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We would have understood right away and avoided all this blah blah...

So now you know how to look inside the BOX to see who is connected to the Wifi... to your BOX

In this list... There is the MAC address and the device name with its IP number

For example: d0:e7:82:8b:1b:47 ----- 192.168.1.57 (android-b99e8f7b0cc0076f)

Here the MAC address is d0:e7:82:8b:1b:47 the first 6 characters indicate the manufacturer and the following 6 the address number with that manufacturer.. So you go to the site: http://coffer.com/mac_find/ you paste this d0:e7:82 in the box --->"string"

Or here to see a list http://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui/oui.txt

Attention: sometimes it’s the manufacturer's address of the Wifi module of the device and not the brand of the device

- then you have the IP address used inside your house (behind the BOX) and the identity displayed by the device... Here we see that it's an "Android", it could be a smartphone or a tablet... And the MAC address gives: Azurewave Technologies which is actually the Wifi module of a ACER tablet

So you can know what your MAC address is and conclude that all the others are inhabitants of your house, or visitors... Or neighbors...! if they found the key..

Hello Flo228,

If I understand your question correctly, you want to know who is using the Wi-Fi broadcasted by your box.
Of course, it's possible to see who is connected, how many devices are connected to your box. All information is centralized in the web interface of the box.
For more details, find this link: https://assistance.sfr.fr/internet-tel-fixe/box-nb6/verifier-appareils-connectes-wifi.html

I hope I was able to help you.
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The SFR Team

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