I've read the page, and it answered many questions. However, one question remains. If base stations do send beacon frames all the time, why send probe=20 frames at all? What can a probe frame do that passively listening for=20 beacon frame can't? (Except reveal your position. ;) m=E5ndagen den 31 mars 2003 kl 10.55 skrev Bob Cunningham: > > For anyone who doesn't know about "beacon frames", > "probe frames" and "probe response frames" ... or > the other special types of 802.11 frames, you might want > to take a look at: > > http://www.80211-planet.com/tutorials/print.php/1447501 > > Of course, the usual ethernet data frames are also > transmitted ... > >