Kick or Ban who is connected with my internet ?

Hey guys,

Is there any software where I can kick/ban the ip or person who is connected with my internet.

Regards.

You would have to do that on your Router's setup webpage. 1st step is to turn on WiFi encryption and password. 2nd step, if you feel you need to, is set up an access list of the physical MAC addresses for the network adapters of the computers you want to allow to connect. Any other network adapter not on that MAC filter list won't be able to connect. (but MAC addresses can be easily spoofed, if the third person knows which MAC addresses are allowed).

So if there is any software which can help to block connection which is using my internet ?

jk22 said:

So if there is any software which can help to block connection which is using my internet ?

Not if they are connecting to the router itself. Is there some reason you don't want to secure your network at the router level?

NavyLCDR said:

Not if they are connecting to the router itself. Is there some reason you don't want to secure your network at the router level?

I have given the password of WiFi to some peoples. And I dont want to change the Wi-Fi password.

jk22 said:

I have given the password of WiFi to some peoples. And I dont want to change the Wi-Fi password.

You should still be able to use NavyLCDR's second step without changing the WiFi password.

NavyLCDR said:

2nd step, ... set up an access list of the physical MAC addresses for the network adapters of the computers you want to allow to connect...

Bree said:

You should still be able to use NavyLCDR's second step without changing the WiFi password.

Okay so you mean there is no software where I can click and do that instead of doing all steps manually ?

Nope.

jk22 said:

So if there is any software which can help to block connection which is using my internet ?

Your router's admin web page. What kind of router is it?

...what will you do when those who are currently using your wifi complain that they suddenly can't access the internet?