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Seb, For control. I am contemplating using the device @ home to control my 11 year old daughters web_viewing habits :P. I have an old Dell desktop loaded w/ slaxrouter, but I use it as a GenII honeywall for another project I am working on.... Can't have any un-needed traffic, for obvious honeyPot reasons. The possible functions I can get this 'pineapple' to do seems endless.....

My assumption is that it's the interface that feeds the video_cameras installed @ traffic lights. Which would still be pretty sweet to get into. I'll keep my eyes(err monitors) open and fixed on that mac addy....

You are most helpful, Seb. I'll try this out today. Still gotta upgrade to 1.01. I have been 'trolling this hak5 site for a few months now, and I would just dig meeting some of you. a bit off topic, but peep this pwnt client captured while I was at work:

I was playing around with the ssid feature on mkiv and got some interesting results: 1)"view wireless networks" in xp would yeild a plethra of ssid's. Apparently one for every name I had typed in on the config tab @ pineapple. 2)I started getting really weird ssid's. Here's a s/s: I can't get enough of this thing. Lots to figure out, like some super-tech rubiks cube =p The possibilities are endless...

I just stopped with windows @ xp, so my netbook is running that. It's a dual boot w/ bt5 r.1 and I have no issues with pineapple using it. But apparently ICS in XP forces eth0 to use 192.168.1.1 and all I get is a warning message regarding this mandatory setting. So my question to yall is: Does anyone know about this? Possible reg setting I can change? Just curious. As mentioned earlier, I use *nix just fine, but (like many of you, I'm sure) I just can't stand it when I don't understand something, and will go about collecting data furiously until comprehension arrives.

oooo.la.la! Penfold! I've got it! So the 'hot-fix' works for me as well. Curious about the update.bin, however. Will this enable me to use firewall features? Or, do I have to keep it disabled for pwnt clients to access internet? Thanks to those who created this tool, and to those who contribute to these forums. You have helped me, and I'm thankful.