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Originally Posted by rikitiki
Wow -- your penis must be very large.
I've seen this before but it doesn't answer my question, at least not directly.
But, it's evidently a big secret that must not be spoken of in direct terms.
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No, jackass, if you had read his post, and followed the appropriate link you would have found this:
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Originally Posted by TFRM
Q3. What 802.11 frames does NetStumbler send?
A3A. It sends out a probe request about once a second, and reports the responses. This is known as Active Scanning.
A3B. (ORiNOCO only and with "Query APs for names" enabled) When it is connected to a BSS network, it will attempt to get the name of the access point. When it is connected to an IBSS network, it will try to get the names of all locally visible peers. This is done via Proxim's proprietary WMP protocol.
A3C. (Only when connected to a Cisco access point and with "Query APs for names" enabled and with a valid IP address ) It will attempt to use Cisco's IAPP protocol to get the name and IP address of the access point.
A3D. If you leave TCP/IP enabled, your adapter may attempt to get a DHCP lease or send other traffic. NetStumbler will record the fact that you were issued an IP address.
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If you can't understand that, it would appear to be a problem with comprehension on your part.