Re: How to show ALL nearby Wi-Fi AP's BSSID every time
Paul <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 12/14/2025 3:14 AM, Marian wrote: > Marian wrote: >> It found about a score of APs, but with different amounts in each scan. > > I added a better output summary. I tried to get a RSSI histogram, but it was just too cumbersome; so I backed off & just added counts. > > It's a bummer that Windows isn't reliable in outputting all the access points nearby in a single command, but this works reasonably. > It this is the case, you could craft a similar test from Linux, and see if there is a disparity in behavior or performance. And for the purposes of blasting Windows like that, you should also use a desktop with a Wifi on it as your test client. Make sure it is not set to "turn off to save power" in the Device Manager properties. Give it every best chance to perform. The behavior is just a bit unbounded, so it can't really be perfect. There are passive and active techniques, and the active case, a packet can be lost on a collision. Paul