How do I determine who/what device is connected to my home wifi?

Need to see who is connected to my home wifi and how much usage.

As EG said, when you put in your username and password on the Comcast gateway (Default username: adminpassword: password ) on that very first page you'll see in orange :"Connected Devices" which will show any device connected to your wi-fi. Click on "View Connected Devices" for more information. You obviously should not see more devices than you have in your household. If you click on "Edit" you'll be able to name each device. If there's something you don't recognize just click on the "X" and it'll be gone. If this is a problem change your network key password by clicking "Connection" and then "Wi-Fi" from that home page. There you can click on "Edit" and change your network password to keep them out. There is no way with the Comcast firmware you can see the usage from each device.

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