#VIEW DEVICES CONNECTED TO NETWORK UPDATE#
#VIEW DEVICES CONNECTED TO NETWORK PASSWORD#

If I can 'fix' this glaring issue of data usage, I'll be more than happy to purchase the newer model if needed. Might you please share with us how that works? Are the settings in Chromecast it's self or are there registry hacks or.? What kind of results do you get? Does the device stream anything while not being used? I've got two of the 1st gen Chromecasts. If you have connected a 3rd party router between your modem and network, any external devices that you may have connected via this advanced set up will not be visible from your HT2000w Advanced Configurations Is that all you're going to say about that? I know you've seen my disheartening posts about the amt of data Chromecast uses. **This tutorial was created for those customers who, like myself, have a BASIC HughesNet set-up using an HT2000w Modem w/ built in wifi ONLY.

#VIEW DEVICES CONNECTED TO NETWORK UPDATE#

You will have to update your own devices with your new Network Name & passwords in order for them to connect again.

#VIEW DEVICES CONNECTED TO NETWORK PASSWORD#

If you do see any device/s connected to your network that you do not recognize, it would be a good idea to immediatley change your Network Name (SSID) and Password for both the 2.4GHz & 5GHz frequencies.Дoing so will immediatley disconnect all devices, including the ones you do not recognize, from your network until you can determine what it is. It's a good idea to get in the habit of manually disconnecting any devices that are not currently being used to ensure no additional data is being used by that device that your unaware of and if at all possible, disable any 'auto connect' feature your devices may have to prevent your devices from connecting automatically to your network. Having multiple devices connected at any one time can really slow down your internet service and use up data that you may be otherwise unaware off, even if that device doesn't appear to be actively downloading content. I have had no additional devices connect to my modem since my last reboot. Under this option you will see a list of ALL devices that are currently connected to your wifi network (within the red circled area), as well as those devices that were previously connected at some point, but are no longer connected.ДЄs you can see from my own screen shot, currently, the only thing connected to my HT2000w modem is my desktop computer via ethernet cable. Step 2: Under the Advanced Menu, click on the General + option.

(I've removed my personal SAN # from all screen shots)Дoing so will open up your HT2000w Advanced Configuration page.

To do so, simply type 192.168.0.1 into your browser and click enter. To start, you will need to open up your HT2000w System Control Center. This is also a good way to verify that your neighbors, and/or house guests are not connecting to your network without your permission. To verify what all devices (cell phones, TV's, Hoppers/Joeys, Tablets, Gaming Consoles, etc) may be currently connected to your wifi network via your HT2000w modem you can follow these simple steps.

View devices connected to network