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How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi !! - usa1010 - Aug 21, 2023
How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi
How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi
RE: How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi !! - Angela White - Aug 21, 2023
Set up NextDNS or PiHole and use it as a DNS server on your router
Then view the logs from NextDNS / PiHole
RE: How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi !! - DramaKing - Aug 21, 2023
Most people would probably gravitate towards sniffing web traffic. This is inadvisable because 95% of websites use HTTPS, not to mention the sheer amount of data that modern operating systems and applications send. You can try to capture DNS traffic to see what sites are being visited, and the aforementioned DNS server applications are a good way to do that (Technitium DNS Server) is another one. Don't set a computer on your local network as a recursive resolver, however. It causes too many latency and reliability issues, especially with wireless connections.
Another option is a proxy server like mitmproxy. Set that as a proxy on your devices/router, and you will get whatever you want.
RE: How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi !! - linkinpork - Aug 21, 2023
I hate to specifically recommend one of my clients, but in my experience Bitdefender Central is actually pretty good at specifying specific websites/IP addresses visited. It can also block specific websites. They have an IoT version I think? https://central.bitdefender.com/home
Cheers
RE: How do I know which sites are visited on my Wi-Fi !! - Vеrt - Aug 21, 2023
Yeah, a pi-hole is a pretty easy way to do it. I have an ASUS router that just shows me the traffic in and out.