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The above suggestions are all fantastic ways of hunting down an 802.11b/g access point. I'm only concerned that finding an 802.11a access point will not be possible.
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True, NS won't find 802.11a. However, other commercial (read:
expensive) products, such as Yellowjacket or AirMagnet will.
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Also note that people can easily evade a NetStumbler setup by disabling SSID broadcasts.
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Wouldn't Kismet be able to detect those, though?
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I like Streaker69's idea of using airsnare, but, be warned, setting up a list of friendly MAC addresses will take you an age; it took me long enough to to my house setup. I dont know any details, but, I'm sure there must be a commercial, easier, option available. After all, you only need to capture MAC addresses of equipment on your LAN. Note, spoofing a MAC address is very easy, especially on access points and routers that usually have a web based interface to do so. With this in mind, an airsnare or similar based approach will fall flat on it's face.
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Party-poopin' killjoy!
