Re: software to survey Access Points in Fedora 8?
- From: zappa <nokid@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:16:37 +1000
GeekBoy wrote:
I just put in a Airlink 101 AWLH403 (Atheros Chip) I had laying around after seeing there are good drivers for it./sbin/iwlist ap will give you a list of access points in range.
F8 sees it fine and I can configure it, but one problem, I cannot see what access points I can pick up.
I live two blocks away from a university that I attend and I am trying to save money by cutting off my cable and using their wireless system on campus. (Yes, I have performed tests on it. 6MB down/4MB up. I don't get that fast UP with cable)
I currently have a bidirectional attenna connected to it, but cannot tell what access points I can pick up.
Thus I am wondering what I can use to perform a site survey.
I tried just activating the card, but without luck since it seems to want to connect to an access point before it activates the card.
I also looked at what the packages available and installed them, but they basically do the same thing. They seem to want you to connect to an access point with knowing what you need to connetc to prior to connecting.
Thanks
GB
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