Deleting access point CACHE in mini-stumbler.

TheWatcher · 07-10-2002

How to delete access point (AP) CACHE in mini-stumbler? For testing purposes, I configured my AP to broadcast for me to test mini-stumbler. Since, I'm done testing with mini-stumbler I re-configured my AP to non-broadcast for me to test kismet tool. I still see my AP using mini-stumbler. I've tried resetting my iPAQ this doesn't help me.

Sorry guys, I tried to use forum search but failed to see any related information. I read this before but can't get this information now.

Thanks...

lincomatic · 07-10-2002

you can clear it out of MS by just exiting/restarting the program.

if you're still seeing the AP it's because you're associated to it. that's the only way NS/MS will see the AP when broadcast is turned off. make sure your machine running MS doesn't have the AP's SSID/WEP key as the currently selected profile via the orinoco config mgr

TheWatcher · 07-10-2002

I will try your guide, I expect you will answer this one. Cheers for now.

TheWatcher · 07-10-2002

I've got my error here. I'm using my iPAQ to synchronize, so basically it is associated to the SSID.

Thanks again.

07-10-2002	#1 (permalink)
TheWatcher Yep ... Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wardriving.INFO Posts: 344	Deleting access point CACHE in mini-stumbler. How to delete access point (AP) CACHE in mini-stumbler? For testing purposes, I configured my AP to broadcast for me to test mini-stumbler. Since, I'm done testing with mini-stumbler I re-configured my AP to non-broadcast for me to test kismet tool. I still see my AP using mini-stumbler. I've tried resetting my iPAQ this doesn't help me. Sorry guys, I tried to use forum search but failed to see any related information. I read this before but can't get this information now. Thanks... __________________ Wardriving.INFO - "wireless web portal" Wireless Sniffers - we got them, let me know if I missed your tools.

07-10-2002	#2 (permalink)
lincomatic Squaaawk! WiFi! WiFi! Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Tinsel Town Posts: 1,682	you can clear it out of MS by just exiting/restarting the program. if you're still seeing the AP it's because you're associated to it. that's the only way NS/MS will see the AP when broadcast is turned off. make sure your machine running MS doesn't have the AP's SSID/WEP key as the currently selected profile via the orinoco config mgr __________________ ~lincomatic

07-10-2002	#3 (permalink)
TheWatcher Yep ... Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wardriving.INFO Posts: 344	I will try your guide, I expect you will answer this one. Cheers for now. __________________ Wardriving.INFO - "wireless web portal" Wireless Sniffers - we got them, let me know if I missed your tools.

07-10-2002	#4 (permalink)
TheWatcher Yep ... Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Wardriving.INFO Posts: 344	I've got my error here. I'm using my iPAQ to synchronize, so basically it is associated to the SSID. Thanks again. __________________ Wardriving.INFO - "wireless web portal" Wireless Sniffers - we got them, let me know if I missed your tools.

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