On Friday 02 June 2006 14:51, Richard King Scribbled:
> Hi,
>
> I discovered my first "Wifi buddy" today (someone I don't know & who
> shares my Wifi connection).
> I had moved a box of DVDs from in front of the router (all this on
> top of a PC), & noticed there was a lot of traffic, & it wasn't *my*
> machine! I looked at "connected equipment" in the router, & saw there
> were 2 of us, so I set a limited protection, with just my PC's MAC in
> the white list. All is quiet now! If he/she hadn't been so greedy (it
> looked like a heavy d/l), I wouldn't have noticed, but I don't want
> to pay extra because s-o grabbed all my quota!
>
> Is there any way to get stats on who's connected & when?
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard.be

Depends on how technically savvy they are before they notice !
Anyway I would have thought that with your skills you would have a 
secure connection right from the start !! ;-)  
Have a look in the router logs !

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Best Regards:
     Derrick.
     Pontefract Linux Users Group.
     plug at play-net.co.uk

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