Re: Which card...

Tobias Rice <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.user-groups.linux.pdxlug
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Piet-
The card will be used for tracking down rogue APs and proof of concept
(read budget increase) against WEP. All ethical war-whatevering. Plus
working outside, once it warms up.
Tobias

Piet van Weel wrote:
| Hmmm... you're not war-roading are you?
|
| Piet
|
|
|>>I've found a couple of wireless cards and can't decide which one to get,
|>>so time to ask the experts. I've found these two options:
|>>
|>>Option 1 ORiNOCO Classic Gold PC Card/7.0 dBi OMNI Antenna Kit
|>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=45000&item=5738500
|>>539&rd=1
|>>Hermes chipset
|>>50Mw
|>>~$60
|>>
|>>Option 2 Senao Long Range 200mW 802.11b PC Card/7.0dBi Antenna
|>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=45000&item=5738225
|>>121&rd=1
|>>Prism2.5 chipset
|>>200Mw
|>>~$70
|>>
|>>My goals are compatible with Linux and Windoze, ease of use, stability,
|>>will be FULLY functional under Kismet, Aircrack, Weplab, etc...
|>>
|>>I really like how easy the Hermes chipset cards are to install/manage
|>>under Linux. But the extra power of the Senao sounds nice, but is it
|>>worth it to loose the convenience and compatibility of the Orinoco?
|>>
|>>Any thoughts greatly appreciated.
|>>Thanks,
|>>Tobias
|
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