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Wireless monitoring software, as previously started, are extremely similar to their wired "counterparts." Most of the tools are relatively easy to install and run with the analysis being the complicated aspect of the tool. Additional information for the presented tools can be at the


Prism2dump comes with the BSD-Airtools suite and works with Prism2 chipset cards. It will output 802.11 frames with three levels of details, specified by the v- flag. Download this software now


Tcpdump is a standard UNIX network monitoring tool that support decoding 802.11 frame information in newer version.Download this software now


Ethereal is a UNIX- and Windows-based network monitoring tool. Although not specifically designed for 802.11 analysis, it does support capturing and decoding 802.11 packets with libpcap on UNIX systems. For Windows systems it does not have the ability to directly capture 802.11 packets, but it can read the same capture file format that is generated by the UNIX versions of tcpdump or Ethereal. This means you could gather the data on UNIX system and than later analyze it on your Windows machine Ethereal require drivers capable of monitor-mode operation and that the card be placed in monitor mode before you start capturing packets. Download this Software now


AiroPeek NX is a commercial 802.11 monitoring and analysis tool available for Windows 2000 and XP. A few other commercial solutions for 802.11 packet captures are available on Windows, but AiroPeek NX is the most usable and is priced the lowest. Unfortunately, there are no free tools available to perform packet capturing on Windows operating systems, so if you are stuck in Windows, using AiroPeek NX or another commercial product is your only option. Airopeek Supports Lucent and Cisco 802.11b cards and also has support for some of the newer 802.11a cards. Download this Software now


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