Would I be able to keep track of who is on the network given that I am a landlord and don't want anybody beside my tenants using up bandwidth? null

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calikeeper1 · Accepted Answer

A more simple solution would be to use a password on your wireless network, and not provide that to the tenants. You can, however, see all of the connected devices that are on the wifi network through the google wifi app. Its a handy feature, however, sometimes the names for the devices are a bit tricky to figure out what they are. For instance, my printer shows up as HP5DE409 - if i didn't know that was my printer, I would have thought here was another HP device on the system.

Answered by calikeeper1 9 years ago

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Leon · Answer

Yes, it tells you who's connect to ur wifi including iPads, phones and connected tvs/devices.

ZombieKilla · Answer

Yes you can. Google is great!

Dionysus1117 · Answer

You can see all the devices connected to the network and name them to keep track what is what. If you saw something you didn't know you can pause its access to the network indefinitely. You can also see live bandwidth usage by device and set what can get priority of the bandwidth.

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915ers · Answer

First choose a good password that doesn't share with others. Second use family wifi features u can put the device by person and even pauses their internet. You can block device that are connected but without your knowledge of who that is

Answered by 915ers 9 years ago

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“Would I be able to keep track of who is on the network given that I am a landlord and don't want anybody beside my tenants using up bandwidth?”

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