[kismac] Re: Passive monitoring?
- From: Per von Zweigbergk <pvz@xxxxxxxx>
- To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 13:24:50 +0200
m=E5ndagen den 31 mars 2003 kl 10.50 skrev Bob Cunningham:
> If you walk/drive around and keep looking the little
> menu, you will see ESSIDs of various wireless networks appear (as =
their
> signal is detected) and disappear (as their signal is lost). [To do
> this,
> make sure you have the AirPort signal strength indicator on the menu
> bar by selecting "Show AirPort status in menu bar" on the Internet
> Connect popup. Then click once on the signal display on the menu
> (near the clock). Don't click on anything else, and it will stay up,
> showing you the SSIDs of the visible networks. Information it
> gets by passive monitoring.]
Once again, thank you for an excellent response.
However, this metod didn't work for me. (Mac OS 10.2.4, all latest=20
update instealled.) It only updated if I opened the menu once more,=20
otherwise the information in this menu is stale.
Not that it's very important, after all, we have KisMac. :)
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