![]() And a few of these might simply say, “UNKNOWN.” A few of these entries might give you some kind of description in the “Hostname” field, like “Android” for a smartphone or the actual name you or a guest has assigned his or her system. ![]() Scroll to the bottom of the “Network Settings” page, and you’ll see a small table representing the systems to which your router has dynamically assigned an IP address. Look for a navigation element on the left sidebar that’s called “Network Settings,” or some derivative of the phrase depending on your exact router model, and click that. Access your router’s Web-based configuration screen by typing the router’s IP address (D-Link routers typically use 192.168.0.1) into the address bar of a Web browser, and then log in to the gateway. Discovering systems connected to a D-Link router is super easy. ![]()
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