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Thanks 1000 for the information. Now at least it is not possible to see the GUI page from the open AP. Honestly, at first I thought that a controller cannot be discovered that easily .. but with this solution the doubt is resolved.

Hi, i Have a question for tetra When a victim connects to the WiFi Pinapple network the user is assigned an ip address inside the network 172.16.42.x. A user more familiar with these attacks may browse to the 172.16.42.1 management interface and potentially identify this attack. How can I change the SUBNET of the AP preventing the victim from accessing the console? or how can I make the console inaccessible

Hi, i Have a question for tetra When a victim connects to the WiFi Pinapple network the user is assigned an ip address inside the network 172.16.42.x. A user more familiar with these attacks may browse to the 172.16.42.1 management interface and potentially identify this attack. How can I change the SUBNET of the AP preventing the victim from accessing the console? or how can I make the console inaccessible