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Join Date: Aug 2005
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record all SSID BSSID and Signal
I'm currently trying to write a VB script.
It will record all SSID BSSID and Signal that NetStumbler can scan. I had used OnScanResult.But it just only record only one ap. Does anyone could teach me how to write a VB script. thank!! |
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As for teaching you how to write VB scripts, that is not the scope of this forum. Google for VB script specific websites. Dutch
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Did you do the math?
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First, NetStumbler records and logs the BSSIDs and SSIDs already. Second, there are plenty of scripts here to use as examples to learn about VB script. If they aren't enough, you should Google for sites devoted to VB, or get some books on VB programming. This isn't the site you want to learn VB basics.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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BSSID, Signal Strength, etc
Has any one ever though of making something like Kismet for Netstumbler? I was thking of something that would output the current status of EACH GPS update to something like a MySQL database. Then when you ave the program draw out the map, it can make circles baised on the ACTUAL data gathered. That way, you could see how buildings, etc effect the signal strength. Also, the more points you have around a given AP (driving up one street, then comming down the one that intersects it @ a 90 deg angle) wil yeald more plot points, and therefore a more detailed map. I do relize that this will take a LOT of processing horse power, but I've got a laptop that should be able to draw them on demand. If any one knows what i'm talking about, or is intrested in trying it, I'd be more than willing to talk with them.
-Jeeves The_Doc_2@hotmail.com |
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Log Them All...
Join Date: Jul 2005
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http://www.renderlab.net/projects/wr...onwindows.html
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Dear Jeeves
I'm currently trying to use Netstumbler record current SSID BSSID Signal...of the all aps. For example Netstumbler every 5 minutes record the all aps that it can scan. And save all information in a document(.txt). I could use autoftp upload all documents to a server. So that i can collect all aps information real time. OnScanResult can record just onlyone ap information. sub OnScanResult (SSID,BSSID,CapFlags,Signal,Noise,LastSeen) dim fso, fl, ts set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") set ts = fso.OpenTextFile("C:\Program Files\Network Stumbler\signal_strength1.txt", 2, True) ts.WriteLine(LastSeen) ts.Write("SSID : ") ts.WriteLine(SSID) ts.Write("BSSID : ") ts.WriteLine(BSSID) ts.Write("Signal : ") ts.WriteLine(Signal) ts.Write("Noise : ") ts.WriteLine(Noise) ts.Close() End Sub But i want to find out a Function that can easy record all aps information real time Does anyone could help me? thanks!! bibby |
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I amuse you?
Join Date: Dec 2003
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Now go back and re-read posts 2 and 3! |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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The OnScanResult function is triggered once for every AP found, so if there are 3 active APs nearby, It will fire 3 times each scan. After all OnScanResults are processed, the OnScanComplete event will fire with some general stats.
Anyway, I once started writing an autoexport script, that would generated text-export files similar to the ones you can create with netstumbler. The script will generate such export once every X minutes (value of the Interval Constant), and save it to a file called dump-YYYYMMDDHHNNSS.txt, where YYYY, MM, DD, ... are the respective parts of the current time/date. The script should give you a good base to start from, so you can further customize it to your needs. |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Dose anybody have this question?
I used autoexport But the document is always the same EX.. every 2 minutes to create document 20050927202600.txt MAC signal (00:40:96:53:8E:AE),-84 (00:40:96:53:EF:AC),-84 (00:40:96:53:B1:43),-77 (00:13:7F:32:EE:60),-77 (00:11:2F:B6:A3:CD),-56 (00:40:96:53 C:31),-83(00:40:96:53:63:CE),-85 (00:40:96:53:F1:1C),-66 (00:40:96:53:63:B8),-77 (00:40:96:53:5B:A6),-47 (00:40:96:25:A3 0),-84(00:40:96:53:F1:4E),-77 (00:02:6F:33:BC:BE),-33 (00:40:96:53:8D:67),-76 (00:40:96:53:6B:89),-84 (00:40:96:53:58:71),-81 and 20050927202800.txt MAC signal (00:40:96:53:8E:AE),-84 (00:40:96:53:EF:AC),-84 (00:40:96:53:B1:43),-77 (00:13:7F:32:EE:60),-77 (00:40:96:53 C:31),-83(00:40:96:53:63:CE),-85 (00:40:96:53:F1:1C),-66 (00:40:96:53:63:B8),-77 (00:40:96:53:5B:A6),-47 (00:40:96:25:A3 0),-84(00:40:96:53:F1:4E),-77 (00:02:6F:33:BC:BE),-33 (00:40:96:53:8D:67),-76 (00:40:96:53:6B:89),-84 (00:40:96:53:58:71),-81 (00:11:2F:B6:A3:CD),-55 (00:40:96:53:84:03),-84 the two document almost the same Dose anybody tell me what happended? thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Maybe i found out the problem
There are two files recored by different time file1 lastseen mac signal 12:21:53, 00:40:96:53:EF:AC ,-80 12:22:35, 00:40:96:53:F1:1C ,-66 12:22:37, 00:40:96:53 2:3E ,-8812:22:40, 00:11:2F:B6:A3:CD ,-53 12:23:36, 46:03:42:01:55:03 ,-61 12:24:33, 00:40:96:53 C:31 ,-7712:25:14, 00:40:96:53:63:B8 ,-77 12:26:24, 00:40:96:53:EC:F6 ,-80 12:26:33, 00:13:7F:32:EE:60 ,-68 12:26:49, 00:40:96:53:88:56 ,-83 12:27:48, 00:40:96:53:F1:4E ,-73 12:31:09, 00:40:96:25:A3 0 ,-6512:31:24, A6:03:36:01:EF:01 ,-37 12:31:37, 00:02:6F:33:BC:BE ,-26 12:31:38, 00:40:96:53:5B:A6 ,-44 12:31:49, 12:03:6E:02:83:03 ,-84 12:33:23, 00:40:96:53:5E:7F ,-81 12:34:22, 02:0E:35:00:01:E8 ,-50 12:35:00, 00:40:96:53:63:CE ,-84 12:35:13, 7A:01:78:01:54:00 ,-40 12:38:23, 00:40:96:53:8D:67 ,-69 12:43:01, FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF ,-57 12:43:19, 00:40:96:53:B1:43 ,-77 12:44:25, 00:40:96:53:F6 1 ,-8412:46:54, 00:40:96:53 C:29 ,-8812:47:09, 00:40:96:53:8E:AE ,-74 file2 lastseen mac signal 12:21:53 , 00:40:96:53:EF:AC ,-80 12:22:35, 00:40:96:53:F1:1C ,-66 12:22:40, 00:11:2F:B6:A3:CD ,-53 12:23:36, 46:03:42:01:55:03 ,-61 12:25:14, 00:40:96:53:63:B8 ,-77 12:26:24, 00:40:96:53:EC:F6 ,-80 12:26:33, 00:13:7F:32:EE:60 ,-68 12:26:49, 00:40:96:53:88:56 ,-83 12:27:48, 00:40:96:53:F1:4E ,-73 12:31:09, 00:40:96:25:A3 0 ,-6512:31:24, A6:03:36:01:EF:01 ,-37 12:31:37, 00:02:6F:33:BC:BE ,-26 12:31:38, 00:40:96:53:5B:A6 ,-44 12:31:49, 12:03:6E:02:83:03 ,-84 12:33:23, 00:40:96:53:5E:7F ,-81 12:34:22, 02:0E:35:00:01:E8 ,-50 12:35:00, 00:40:96:53:63:CE ,-84 12:35:13, 7A:01:78:01:54:00 ,-40 12:43:01, FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF ,-57 12:43:19, 00:40:96:53:B1:43 ,-77 12:44:25, 00:40:96:53:F6 1 ,-8412:46:54, 00:40:96:53 C:29 ,-8812:47:09, 00:40:96:53:8E:AE ,-74 12:50:44, 00:40:96:53:8D:67 ,-65 12:50:45, 00:40:96:53 C:31 ,-7512:51:27, 00:40:96:53:58:71 ,-82 12:51:52, 00:40:96:53 2:3E ,-83some data are the same because the lastseen is not change with the current time who can teach me to modify "autoexport" to record signal of current time thanks |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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fade from black to a shot of bibby forlornly clutching printouts of his two dump files. The wind whistles eerily. A tumbleweed rolls past. Somewhere in the distance, a door can be heard banging in the wind. Its quiet here, too quiet ....
But seriously, if you want to get started with scripting Netstumbler, start by crawling. grab a script from the scripting section that looks remotely interesting (I recommend the Master script for netstumbler, it seems to do just about everything possible) and start reading & understanding what is going on with it. Last time I looked, it was pretty well commented & well structured - certainly easy enough to follow. Anything you don't understand, look at a VB scripting guide to help out. Google is your friend here. Run it a few times to understand what it does, then start trying to walk - i.e. start tinkering with it to learn even more. Start simple. Then as you find that stuff you are changing is doing what you expect, get bolder. This forum is frequented (mostly) by professionals - or at least those with a professional attitude. You will find no spoonfeeding here. You will certainly not find anyone willing to write a script for you. You have already been given more than enough excellent advice. Time to start to heed it grasshopper.
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