barry99705
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Yep, wifi analyzer and surveyor.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manageengine.wifimonitor
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There are several apps that can use kismet data for heatmaps. Though it's much easier to just use an android device and one of the wireless heat mapping apps for it.
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Well, they answered you on the phantompilots forum...
https://phantompilots.com/threads/changing-p3p-from-ce-to-fcc-is-it-possible.131343/
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Ahh, I see. It's set by the firmware and the built in gps, so it's region specific. You used to be able to fake it, but I think they've fixed it so you can't. You'd be running the remote out of spec, so if a government entity caught you, there'd probably be fines involved.
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I'm not even sure what you're asking.
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I have one that runs my 3D printer, and another one with kali-pi stuck to my old Motorola lapdock. There's another floating around my desk somewhere that's been turned into a thumbdrive. The new Kismet will bring it to its knees.
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On 6/13/2018 at 12:57 AM, i8igmac said:
Snip too.
5ghz doesn't even pass through the walls of my house(yaaay, 200 year old house), I currently have 5 access points mounted to get coverage everywhere. Though honestly, the 2.4ghz doesn't like the walls that much either, but I can connect to the 2.4 out in my barn from the access point in my living room. There's about 10 neighboring access points visible at any one time. I do agree, 5 gig is soooo much better for throughput though. My point to point reference is in a residential area, they are rooftop mounted though. From those radios I could see about 60 neighboring access points. The radios really need to be about twenty feet higher, they shoot over a metal roof between the buildings, but like I said, the throughput is pretty much maxed out on them, so we didn't bother.
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13 hours ago, i8igmac said:
2.4ghz = dropped packets or packet loss.
The more distance the more interference.
With 5.8ghz I can achieve almost" the same distance.
I can achieve 20 Times the download speed and completely eliminate packet loss... a long distance and long term stable connection.
2.4ghz. At the same distance, identical parabolic 2x2 mimo design. completely identical setup. 2.4 will crawl on the floor and deauthenticate every 5 minutes.
if you have the experience or knowledge to agree with the above. Do share plz
You're getting interference from something if it's doing that. I have clients running point to point 2.4ghz connections a few hundred meters apart. You're right, it's not fast, but they don't need fast, they need a connection. It's still about as fast as their internet connection, so they're not too worried about it.
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I still think as long as it doesn't get rained on, being outside under cover will be fine. The conformal coatings he posted will definitely help, they shouldn't hurt the boards, it's kind of what they're made to do. Just don't get any in the antenna ports, or power and network ports.
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7 hours ago, PixL said:
I would say mount it inside a an IP67 rated enclosure.
Heat will be an issue. It's only rated to run to 104F.
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Man, that thing is huge! The conformal coating shouldn't hurt anything inside. I've not taken one of these guys apart, so if they have detachable antenna cables, mask off the connectors first. Though honestly, as long as it doesn't get rain on it, it should be fine. I have electronics in my unheated or conditioned barn that's been out there for 5 years now. I wouldn't put it in a box, it will most likely overheat. Since it's extra, I'd just mount it to the breezeway ceiling and let it go till it breaks. It might die in a year, it might make it till you move. I've been eyeing one of these to stick to the back of my house for barn wifi. Right now I have an older AP-Pro up against the wall inside, which mostly works, but it's not AC, so I have it on a seperate ssid so the devices inside the house don't connect to it.
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Also not sure if those repositories have the latest updates..
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Did you just throw a dart at the internet and ask this question where it landed?
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Do you mean actually running metasploit on the android device, or have the android device be the target?
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Probably just caught the servers when they were loaded down. I'm averaging around 4Mbps doing an update right now, stock sources. Probably better to ask on their forums though.
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No, we don't need "hacker" licenses, that's a really bad idea.
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All phones are Chinese...
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Good luck!
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14 hours ago, Dave-ee Jones said:
I don't think any of your replies are related to the OP's actual question, haha.
Dude's parents should follow my brother's advise. He gives his kids tents for high school graduation presents! So far none have stayed longer than a month after graduation. They either joined the military, or went off to collage.
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It is another state, but there's another country between them. The lifestyle is quite a bit different as well.
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1 hour ago, fernandoblazin said:
I didnt just move out i moved to a different country
I kind of did. Moved from Alaska to North Carolina.
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I left when I was 19.
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Call the police, that's what they're for.
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It was an Itronix X-C6250. Even when I bought it, it was outdated, but worked for kismet.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/ScJGpv2Ha03PRTHx2
I made some modifications to the case, moved the power port to the back so I could repurpose the hole for a wireless N connector. I also had an Orinoco silver pcmcia card reflashed with the Orinoco gold firmware for monitor mode.
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Probably needs the nvidia drivers.