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Aug 26

Am I able to tell if someone has broken into my network, which is by the way, security enabled. in fact can I tell if someone is using my connection at the same time that I am on the system myself.

At home, where I have my network set up, when I search for available networks, I get a second one, which is also security enabled, but shows even stronger signal strength as my own.
how is that.

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  1. Kerovan says:

    In your command prompt you can type in (without quotes) "net view" this will show you who is on your network currently.

    You can also go to [My Network Places: Entire Network: Microsoft Windows Network] and look at all the Groups and Domains to see if anybody else is there.

    Your third option is to log into the router, and look at the logs.

    The other network may be giving a better signal for many reasons… bigger antenna.. better router/access point… directional antenna pointed towards you.

    Hope this helps.

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