Hi Mick, On 09.04.2004 08:04, "FreeLists Mailing List Manager" <ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > if you show the scan hierarchy, you > can filter for certain SSIDs and Channels. If you leave such a filter > enabled and draw an area map you can nicely see which access points > overlap. you can also draw the coverage of a company or a university > WLAN, i would not call this exactly useless I didn't realise this until you mentioned it :) I can only plot/filter the area of one node at a time. How do I filter more than one AP (I've tried highlighting the nodes and using shift but to no avail).Attached screenshot Picture 1.jpg. I've also noticed that some nodes are appearing twice. I'm using the same kismac and .kismap files for multiple scans. These are the same nodes with the same Mac address. Any idea why this is happening ? Attached screenshot doubles.jpg Last point, if I double click on my .kismac file , KisMac opens but the data isn't displayed. Instead I have to do a FILE OPEN with KisMac and select the file. Thanks for your help Mick, -- Regards, Danny 087 2798927. CorkWireless.com
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