[kismac] Re: 1.0
- From: Richard Smith <smith@xxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2003 22:53:49 -0700
You're right. I just tried MacStumbler again and it does work with the
AirportExtreme. I guess I wasn't patient enough the first time I tried
it.
The "probe" tip is interesting, as I didn't know what that meant -- I
was stumbling on my way in to work this morning and got a "PROBE" in my
log as I was going along Marine Drive in West Vancouver. I guess
someone else was "stumbling" nearby.
This was running Kismac on my Intersil card. It is really interesting
to see all the networks that the Intersil sees (I logged over 120 this
morning, about 30 minutes of wardriving... on a bus) and see how few
actually register with the Airport Extreme card. Most of the time I
would get "No networks in range" on the airport menu even when the
Intersil was reading several.
...r
On Thursday, September 25, 2003, at 07:23 PM, Andrew Koch wrote:
> Yes, MacStumbler works with the Broadcom/Apple card on my machine
> (12" PBG4, OS X.2.6) However, because it does a "probe" request, it
> can be detected. Also, it's not actually actively scanning, like
> Kismac does. It's just sending probe requests and logging what comes
> back to it. You can be connected to a network and scan with
> MacStumbler.
>
--
Richard Smith, Associate Professor School of Communication
Director, Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology
Simon Fraser University, 515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, CANADA
Phone: 604 291 5116 Web: http://www.sfu.ca/~smith/
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