I like the Cisco tool but unless something has
changed it does not show all APs only the one you are associated with.
In answer to some other questions I have clarified my
requirements.
Requirements:
AP Power in real Time
Show all access points in range and
channel/Freq
must support LEAP/PEAP
Wish
List:
Quality
Measurement
Record
measurements to a map
Spectrum
analyzer
Martin D.
Flagg
Network
Engineer/Administrator
Hiram College
I've always used a Cisco a/b/g card with the site survey tool that comes
with it, either on a laptop or iPAQ. It gives signal strength, noise
level, and signal-to-noise ratio. Some will tell you this might not be
the best way to do it, but it has worked for our purposes. I usually
couple this with a web-based bandwidth tester to see what kind of actual
bandwidth I get at the places I take my readings.
Nathan
Nathan P. Hay
Network Engineer
Computer Services
Cedarville
University
Office: 937-766-6516
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web:
www.cedarville.edu
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I am looking for the best free or really inexpensive (less
then $1,000)
site survey tools available. Our network is B/G we have
MACs/Windows
Laptops or IPAQs available. Any
suggestions?
Martin D. Flagg
Network Engineer/Administrator
Hiram College
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