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Wireless networks.. how do you learn more about what you're picking up?

flashcash5 · 2005-06-20 01:20:05

Hi all, i'm looking for some good documentation on the above as i'd like to know more about what windows is showing me (xp sp2) for example, what is an ad-hoc / computer to computer network and wireless modems with ISP integration. Basically, I'm picking up a signal and i wanna know more about it's origings and what is…

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flashcash5

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Hi all, i'm looking for some good documentation on the above as i'd like to know more about what windows is showing me (xp sp2) for example, what is an ad-hoc / computer to computer network and wireless modems with ISP integration.
Basically,
I'm picking up a signal and i wanna know more about it's origings and what is going on with different computer names and signals popping up. IP is on DHCP, i can see MAC, DNS, but not WINS. Any suggestions on how i could learn more with this information? A link to some documentation would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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#2 20-06-2005 6:02pm

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have a play with net stumbler -
yes you are correct ad hoc is computer to computer -
infastructure is using a AP -
from command line ipconfig /all

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#3 20-06-2005 6:55pm

flashcash5

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Cheers, that app is something along the lines of what i was looking for.

If there is another app with additional functionality, drop a line plz.

Thanks!

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