This is the easiest way to determine whether or not you have intruders on your network, as any remaining addresses that you find belong either to your computer or to an intruder. If you have any Internet items that are wired directly to the router via Ethernet cables (e.g., consoles), disconnect the Ethernet cable(s). In order to boot someone off of your network from the router page, you'll need to know your router's address. To find the address:   Windows - Open Start, click Settings, click Network & Internet, click Status, scroll down and click View your network properties, scroll down to the "Default gateway" heading, and review the numbered address to the right of the heading.  Mac - Open the Apple menu, click System Preferences..., click Network, select your Wi-Fi network, click Advanced, click the TCP/IP tab, and review the numbered address to the right of the "Router" heading. Open a browser, enter your router's numbered address into the address bar at the top of the browser window, and press ↵ Enter. If prompted, enter the login username and password. If you didn't set these credentials yourself, you'll probably find them on the back of the router, in the router's manual, or in the router's online documentation. You may be prompted to log in later when you attempt to change your router's settings. Most router pages have a section where they list all current connections by name. This section will usually be labeled Wi-Fi Connections, Connected Devices, or something similar. For some routers, you'll have to find the Parental Controls section instead. If you see a connection that doesn't belong to one of your Internet-connected items (e.g., consoles, computers, phones, tablets, smart TVs, etc.), it's probably okay to block that connection. For some router pages, you'll click the connection in question; others may require something else, such as clicking a checkbox next to it. This option should be next to, below, or otherwise near the connection that you're trying to remove. Doing so will kick off the selected connection. If you see a Save option somewhere nearby, click it to save your changes. Don't use your browser's "Back" button to exit this page—just click the router manufacturer's name or the Dashboard link (or similar) at the top of the page. While not mandatory, changing the network's password will ensure that the user can't reconnect in the event that your router factory resets or loses its block list. You can usually change the password from within the Settings section of the router's page. You will most likely have to reconnect to the router on any Internet items (e.g., your phone, your computer, and so on) after changing the password.
افصل الإنترنت عن كل الأجهزة باستثناء جهازك. اعرف عنوان "آي بي" خاصة جهاز التوجيه. توجّه إلى صفحة جهاز التوجيه. سجّل دخولك إلى إن احتجت لذلك. ابحث عن قائمة اتصالات الشبكة اللاسلكية. راجع الاتصالات الحالية. حدد الاتصال الذي ترغب بحجبه. انقر على خيار "حجب" أو "حذف". احفظ التغييرات إن احتجت لذلك. غيّر كلمة مرور الشبكة اللاسلكية.