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Problem with Wifi Access Point Scan
How to check the speed/problems of network-manager?Network manager start access pointCan't connect to WIFI Access Point in 14.04List of all available WiFi APs and their signal strength
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I am using iw command to scan available SSID and corresponding signal strength for the purpose of indoor localization. However, there are too many access points. I can try to trim down the list by filtering SSID. However, it is a post-processing, and it takes some time (1-2 seconds). Is there any way to utilize iw with specific SSID such that acquiring signal strength will be much faster? Or is there any library that I can use to write a customized scanner for specific SSID?
Thank you very much!
networking network-manager scanner
asked Apr 16 at 14:43
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I am using iw command to scan available SSID and corresponding signal strength for the purpose of indoor localization. However, there are too many access points. I can try to trim down the list by filtering SSID. However, it is a post-processing, and it takes some time (1-2 seconds). Is there any way to utilize iw with specific SSID such that acquiring signal strength will be much faster? Or is there any library that I can use to write a customized scanner for specific SSID?
Thank you very much!
networking network-manager scanner
asked Apr 16 at 14:43
Xihui WuXihui Wu
62 bronze badges
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I am using iw command to scan available SSID and corresponding signal strength for the purpose of indoor localization. However, there are too many access points. I can try to trim down the list by filtering SSID. However, it is a post-processing, and it takes some time (1-2 seconds). Is there any way to utilize iw with specific SSID such that acquiring signal strength will be much faster? Or is there any library that I can use to write a customized scanner for specific SSID?
Thank you very much!
networking network-manager scanner
asked Apr 16 at 14:43
Xihui WuXihui Wu
62 bronze badges
I am using iw command to scan available SSID and corresponding signal strength for the purpose of indoor localization. However, there are too many access points. I can try to trim down the list by filtering SSID. However, it is a post-processing, and it takes some time (1-2 seconds). Is there any way to utilize iw with specific SSID such that acquiring signal strength will be much faster? Or is there any library that I can use to write a customized scanner for specific SSID?
Thank you very much!
networking network-manager scanner
networking network-manager scanner
asked Apr 16 at 14:43
Xihui WuXihui Wu
62 bronze badges
asked Apr 16 at 14:43
Xihui WuXihui Wu
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I would recommend to use the Aircrack suite. From that suite you can use airodump-ng. This is an example:
Let's filter by the SSID DummyWifi:
airodump-ng --essid DummyWifi wlan0
And wlan0 is the name of your wifi adapter.
answered Apr 16 at 15:02
Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil
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Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
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I would recommend to use the Aircrack suite. From that suite you can use airodump-ng. This is an example:
Let's filter by the SSID DummyWifi:
airodump-ng --essid DummyWifi wlan0
And wlan0 is the name of your wifi adapter.
answered Apr 16 at 15:02
Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil
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Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
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I would recommend to use the Aircrack suite. From that suite you can use airodump-ng. This is an example:
Let's filter by the SSID DummyWifi:
airodump-ng --essid DummyWifi wlan0
And wlan0 is the name of your wifi adapter.
answered Apr 16 at 15:02
Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil
1,1141 gold badge11 silver badges23 bronze badges
Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
add a comment
|
I would recommend to use the Aircrack suite. From that suite you can use airodump-ng. This is an example:
Let's filter by the SSID DummyWifi:
airodump-ng --essid DummyWifi wlan0
And wlan0 is the name of your wifi adapter.
answered Apr 16 at 15:02
Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil
1,1141 gold badge11 silver badges23 bronze badges
I would recommend to use the Aircrack suite. From that suite you can use airodump-ng. This is an example:
Let's filter by the SSID DummyWifi:
airodump-ng --essid DummyWifi wlan0
And wlan0 is the name of your wifi adapter.
answered Apr 16 at 15:02
Philippe DelteilPhilippe Delteil
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Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
add a comment
|
Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
Thank you for letting me know the suite. However, it seems that using the suite will disable connection with wifi. Is there any other way to monitor BSSID signal?
– Xihui Wu
Apr 16 at 20:44
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
You can user another adapter or use one that supports monitor mode.
– Philippe Delteil
Apr 16 at 20:51
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