Re: How to show ALL nearby Wi-Fi AP's BSSID every time
rbowman <[email protected]>
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2025 04:22:26 -0700, Marian wrote: > In summary, the problem to resolve is NOT "interference" or "movement", > but the fact that the netsh output depends on what's stored in cache > which itself has a temporal relationship to the last association time. > > This thread is seeking a solution to *that* Windows "netsh" problem. nmcli on Linux does have a 'rescan' command. Running rescan and list on the same machine, same location, again and again, will frequently report different APs with different signal strengths. Another laptop, 10' away, shows a few more although that vaires between rescans. A laptop 4' away shows many more than the desktop. I presume that the difference between machines is a combination of location and the wifi device, but that doesn't explain the difference between successive rescans on the same machine. If netsh is broken, so is nmcli.