> what I want to see is simply the traffic levels;
> that is, to be able to look at this and determine that yes, there is
> another computer connected to my network.

Does the ABS not tell you what devices are connected to it - I'm guessing
here as I use a Netgear router - which does.

Also can you restrict the network to certain MAC addresses, that and an
unguessable WEP password makes you pretty tight IMHO.

-- 
Best wishes

Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
http://www.pbfanatic.co.uk




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