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01-07-2024 07:55 PM
Is it possible to delete devices that are connected to my WiFi?
Block, delete, remove or pause. Any way to get them off?
01-07-2024 07:58 PM - edited 01-07-2024 07:58 PM
You could try the mac filters, but even young juveniles know how to bypass those.
Don't let anyone connect to the lan and don't give out your WiFi details - simples.
What exactly do you want to do?
01-07-2024 09:31 PM
No one other than my children who live here have connected but there are lots of devices on my WiFi I don’t recognise.
I’ve listed ours and there are a number on there not owned by us. Only had this internet a matter of days and no one else has the details.
I saw the Mac filters way but I don’t have that option on my router admin.
01-07-2024 10:13 PM - edited 01-07-2024 10:13 PM
Then give the children access only to the guest wifi.
Points to note - in the logs if you see a device connected to the wifi with an RSSI of 0(zero) it's not actually connected but has tried. Also, most devices these days will use a random MAC by default. Best to use mac filters and force the kids to use their device MACs. Instructions can be googled - other search engines are available
01-07-2024 10:45 PM
@Dimarkey8686 Are you sure that these devices are connected? Can you ping them? Also turn off uPNP it's a security risk.