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which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

I've just changed ISP's. We now have a 50% increase in speed  but also the  bandwidth is getting devoured a lot quicker.
Is there a program that will let me know the usage of devices connected to my WIFI?
I have a Telstra Gateway TG797 (I think)

cheers

c4e
 

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #1 –
Stop watching porn too many adverts!
Ignorance is bliss.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS!

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #2 –
Not asking about personal experiences XXXarrots

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #4 –
Top culprits;

Children
XBox
Children
Playstation
Children
Any Apple device.
Children
Virus/Trojan/PUP/Malware
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #5 –
Probably more Apple devices. Pretty sure Playstations don't really use that much, even if you are host
Did you mention children?

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #6 –
Quote from: c4e – on
Probably more Apple devices. Pretty sure Playstations don't really use that much, even if you are host
Did you mention children?

Telstra?

TG797n broadband gateway for the NBN I presume?

Are you using VOIP?

I presume you have tried turning your Apples off one at a time and monitoring the results!
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #7 –
There are programs like Wireshark you can use, but you need to know how to drive it and it's not something easily taught.

Sell the children is a great solution, reduces your overhead and puts immediate cash in your pocket!
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

Re: which wifi device is using my bandwidth??

Reply #8 –
Your router will be able to tell you.

Enable usage reports on it (by device/ip address)

Google something like: enable usage report for <whatever router brand/model you have>