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How to Set a WLAN Frequency or Channel in Linux for Wireshark Packet Capture

Post Views: 2,138 Learning how to manually control Wi-Fi channels in Linux is a foundational skill for wireless troubleshooting and packet analysis. Proper channel selection is critical because Wi-Fi troubleshooting is highly dependent on capturing the correct RF environment at the correct moment in time. When combined with Wireshark, Linux monitor mode provides one of

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CSI-SP-008 – Network Troubleshooting Fundamentals for Technicians – 1D

Post Views: 13,108 1-Day Instructor-Led CourseWeb-Based Delivery or Self-Paced OnlineMinimum: 10 StudentsWeb Based Delivery: Max class size is 30On Site Delivery: Max class size is 20 Stop Guessing. Start Troubleshooting Systematically. When a customer says, “The network isn’t working,” where do you start? Good network troubleshooting is not about randomly changing settings, rebooting devices, or

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Capturing WLAN Wi-Fi Packets on Android

Post Views: 2,511 Before anything, I want to thank my user @LeoRegem on Discord for providing the information below. Thank you! Join us there is you want to comment. Here are the steps for capturing WLAN Wi-Fi packets on Android (basically getting into monitor mode and selecting channels, etc): Once you have this set, you

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WlanHelper: How to Use It in Windows

Post Views: 6,551 WlanHelper.exe is a command-line tool from the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) and the folks at nmap/npcap that is used to manipulate advanced Wi-Fi driver settings, especially for testing and development. It allows you to control wireless network adapter settings such as: Do You Already Have WlanHelper? It’s possible if you have installed

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Capturing Wi-Fi Beacon Frames with WinFi

Post Views: 3,639 As a frequent reader here will know, my Wi-Fi Analyzer of choice is called WinFi. It has been around many years as is fabulous. In version 2, and the new version 3, you can capture Wi-Fi Beacon Frames and examine them. This post will explain what you can capture and how this

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Recognizing WLAN Retransmissions is a Critical Skill

Post Views: 5,210 Retransmissions of frames in WLANs (Wireless Local Area Networks) can become problematic for several reasons, primarily due to the nature of the wireless medium. While retransmissions are a necessary part of ensuring data integrity in unreliable networks, they can cause inefficiencies and degrade network performance. I will get to the details below,

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A Wi-Fi 7 Tri-Band USB Adapter now available on Amazon

Post Views: 2,649 That’s right folks. I have been searching and searching. I actually gave up for a while as the only thing available was PCIe based adapters. Well that all changed with a search today and this showed up: Here is the link. This will go through my Amazon Associate link – if you

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