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Is there a good app that'll detect wireless ssid broadcasts? Right now I have to know the ssid to connect - which is sort of a pain when going to ...
- 11-11-2006 #1
Howto view available wireless networks/ssid broadcasts?
Is there a good app that'll detect wireless ssid broadcasts? Right now I have to know the ssid to connect - which is sort of a pain when going to public places. I just need something that'll show what's available. I can then connect myself.
10" Sony Vaio SRX99P 850MHz P3-M 256MB RAM 20GB HD : ArchLinux
14" Dell Inspiron 1420N 2GHz Core2Duo 2GB RAM 160GB HD : Xubuntu
- 11-11-2006 #2
run
where blah is your wireless interface nameCode:iwlist blah
http://www.linuxcommand.org/man_pages/iwlist8.htmlBrilliant Mediocrity - Making Failure Look Good
- 11-11-2006 #3does the trick. Much thanks!Code:
iwlist eth1 scanning
10" Sony Vaio SRX99P 850MHz P3-M 256MB RAM 20GB HD : ArchLinux
14" Dell Inspiron 1420N 2GHz Core2Duo 2GB RAM 160GB HD : Xubuntu
- 11-12-2006 #4
It's not working exactly how I wanted...
When I was connected to my home network
gave me information about the connection beyond what iwconfig lists. But I just realized it only gives info about an active connection. When I'm unconnected I get this:Code:iwlist eth1 scanning
I am looking for something that will see all available networks.Code:[root@vaio ~]# iwlist eth1 scanning eth1 Interface doesn't support scanning : Network is down
(I am using Fluxbox)
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EDIT: Cancel that - I just had to
first. Sorry =)Code:ifconfig eth1 up
10" Sony Vaio SRX99P 850MHz P3-M 256MB RAM 20GB HD : ArchLinux
14" Dell Inspiron 1420N 2GHz Core2Duo 2GB RAM 160GB HD : Xubuntu



