I sm trying to determine who is using what types of connections to my wifi. Specifically b/g/n. But I can't seem to find a way to locate the list of wifi clients at all.
MacBook Pro (13-inch Early 2011), OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)
Bring up AirPort Utility and while on the main graphical display page, hold down the Option Key and double click on the AirPort device in question (your case, the Time Capsule) . A Summary tab should appear with a listing of all Wireless Clients. Some will have actual names. For instance, names like lcasinelli's MacBook Pro. Others will just be listed with a MAC addresses.
In the App Store there are IP Network Scanner apps that can help translate those MAC addresses into an actual device name. I'm looking at one now on my iPad called IP Scanner that does a pretty good job of that.
There seems to be two ways into the info .. And using the main summary page is actually new to me.. so good find Mike!!
If I check one of those clients.. Then I get the details.
I have done this by using the short summary page.. just click on the airport icon.. and then hover your mouse over the IP (or name or MAC address) of the client. All I did was place the cursor over the wireless client I wanted to get details for and they pop up.
If you can install the old utility (v5) somewhere like a bootcamp windows partition or old computer running up to Mountain Lion.
The old utility is still vastly superior to the new one. Showing all the clients and graphing the wireless over time.
It shows all dhcp clients in the next tab. Instead of only wireless as v6.
Given the simple straight forward question that it is, this is overkill or close to it but here is what that IP Scanner app (it's a freebie) on an iPad displays:
Fling is another app displaying similar results
how do i see the list of wifi clients on a model a1409 time capsule?
