If wireless access is required, you can also disable HTTP then enable HTTPS access.

A good way to prevent unauthorized access to your setup page is to go to Administration > Management > Local Management Access then disable the wireless access to the setup page.

For instructions in setting up wireless security on a Linksys router, click here. To learn how to set up a strong password, click here.

Setting up a strong WPA™ / WPA2™ security password is a good way to prevent unauthorized access to your network.

Refresh – retrieves an updated list of clients.

To know how to implement MAC Filtering, click here. However, you can take note of the client’s MAC address and prevent that specific device from connecting to your network. NOTE: The Delete button will not block any client from reconnecting to the network. This will not disconnect the client from the network.

Delete – removes the selected client from the list.

Sort – sorts the clients in order of IP Address, MAC Address, Interface, or Client Name using the To Sort by drop down menu.

The DHCP Client Table page provides the following options: For instructions on checking your device's MAC address, click here. NOTE: To check if the devices listed on the DHCP Client Table are yours, you can take note of each MAC Address that is connected to your network and compare it to your devices’ MAC addresses. This should bring up a list of clients that are currently connected to your network. Click the DHCP Client Table button under the DHCP Server section. If it’s set to Disabled, select the Enabled radio button then click Save Settings.Ĭlick the Status tab then the Local Network sub-tab. Once you’ve logged in to the web-based setup page, scroll down to the Network Setup section and ensure that the DHCP Server is enabled. QUICK TIP: For detailed instructions, click here for Windows® or click here for Mac® computers.

When the login prompt appears, enter your router’s User name and Password. On the Address bar, enter your router’s IP address then press. To do this, open a web browser such as Internet Explorer ® or Safari®. The steps below will guide you on how to check the DHCP Client Table using the web-based setup page.Īccess the router’s web-based setup page. To access the DHCP Client Table using the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi Router, click here. QUICK TIP: Devices NOT connected to the network wired or wireless will not be detected by the DHCP Client Table. This router feature lists all wired and wireless computers and devices connected to the 2.4 GHz band, 5 GHz band (for dual band routers) and the Guest network (for Linksys Wireless-N and Smart Wi-Fi Routers). The DHCP Client Table allows you to check the devices that are connected to your network.

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