Who is accessing my network?

I have given the password to the wireless network to a select few. How can I find out who is accessing the network at any given time?
Thanks, Colin

In Airport Utility, under summary, you should see "wireless clients" and a number. Click wireless clients and you will see the addresses. But that is just those at that given time. And you will need to know the MAC address.

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I can help with a few of these things, but I was under the assumption that once the administrator, me, set up a wireless network that people who wanted to use it could just log-on.
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1. Enable wireless security WPA2 with a strong (random, longer) passphrase. Then you know that only persons who know the passphrase are able to connect wireless and only persons who are able to access the LAN ports on the router. This saves you the trouble thinking about who accessed your router.
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