Re: rogue access point detection

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Yes, that is correct, Multi-path will defiantly fool you unless you use 
something like what he mentioned, basically collect observations from 
several directions, and then perform post processing, delete outliers, 
averaging, ...etc.


Mohamed Nezami,
Raytheon, Florida, USA





"Brian  Riley (maillist)" <[email protected]>
Sent by: [email protected]
09/15/2004 11:59 PM

 
        To:     Larry Mateo <[email protected]>, BAWUG <[email protected]>
        cc: 
        Subject:        Re: [BAWUG] rogue access point detection



Remember the only thing a "GPS enabled" sniffer/stumbler program does is 
to 
make note of the GPS coordinates of your location at the moment of the 
greatest signal strength it has recorded for that access point. That is 
all 
it does. You could be hundreds of feet from the site. There is nothing easy 
about it!

Your best bet is multiple passes from different directions until you have 
it 
Bracketed, then average the GPS coordinates. Even then there are so many 
variables you will still be down to some serious snooping/educated 
guessing!

Cheers ... BBR

On 9/7/04 7:24 PM, "Larry Mateo" <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello, Is there a product where it is GPS-enabled so that rogue AP's can be 
easily located?    I am currently using Sniffer Technologies Netasyst WLX 
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