I have the mac address of the ap and the client but get the errors below when running this command. Does my nic have to have the same mac address as the client that is associated? It's in monitor mode so I didn't think so. I'm running this version of auditor: "auditor-150405-04.iso". For the attack I am using a Senao 2511 ext-2 using the prism2 wlan drivers. I recently upgraded the firmware on the Senao to 1.8.4 The AP is a Cisco 350 w/11.07 firmware. The client that is associated is using a Belkin 11mbps Wireless Nic. I'm running the command:
Code:
aireplay -1 LETSCRACKWEP -a <mac of ap> -h <mac of associated client> wlan0
The output says this:
Code:
06:33:12 Sending Authentication Request
printk: 63 messages suppressed.
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
protocol 1900 is buggy, dev wlan0
06:33:12 Authentication failed (code 13)
It will keep going. that is just the beginning part. I can provide more if you need it. It does say it's "buggy" so I think this reply fits her just fine
On another note I have tried the aireplay arp/replay option and had success but was only bringing in around 1000 IV's every 7-8 seconds. This is quite low for what I have seen. The best I've done with my Senao is 1000 iv's every 3 seconds. that is about 20000 a minute. If you can give me some tips on this as well that would be great.
I appreciate any help you can provide. thanks