Scanning 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz Networks IW REG: AU #345
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On top right corner, the actual scan frequency is shown:
For I test I modified the status display a little bit to show only the scan frequencies:
The stay time on a channel depend on the count of the targets. The more targets, the longer the stay time:
Attached the modified version: Just replace replace the original version by this. Compile it (ignore the warnings) and run it to confirm all frequencies have been scanned. |
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The new status display is highly optimized for speed. If there is nothing or no change, it will display nothing. |
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Bahhhhh, something changed and I do not know what it was, it seems to want to scan the whole frequency range now. That was very odd. |
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Default is 1a, 6a and 11a (in case of no option).
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You would also need to run the -F flag during an --rcascan for my wifi card to scan the 5Ghz networks. |
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Correct. |
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Usually you don't need to scan all frequencies, because default configured 2.4GHz APs are located on a few default channels (1a,6a,11a). |
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@ZerBea reversal If yes |
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If AP no client connections, but client is within range |
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Can capture all SSID PSK ?
How obtain MSIN ? Thanks |
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Hi ZerBea,
I'm seeing something which I don't fully understand....it is probably just my lack of understanding of wifi protocol, however;
I have set the 'iw reg' to AU for Australia. If I run the following command it will run the scan on all frequencies. (2.4 and 5Ghz)
sudo hcxdumptool -i wlan0 -w test.pcapng -F --disable_deauthentication --disable_beacon --rds=1
However, if I run the following it looks to only scan on ch 1, 6 & 11 on 2.4Ghz and not push into the 5Ghz range.
sudo hcxdumptool -i wlan0 -w test.pcapng -F --rds=1
Is this normal behavior?
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