Jeff, (Shameless plug - please forgive)
www.peelwireless.com We are shipping 802.11 "listening posts" coupled with location finding tools. We detect unaccounted-for 802.11 activity and alert admins on an automated basis - APs, Ad hoc, probing devices, bridging devices, etc. Tyson > It's been my experience that every rogue AP I've found (I see them or hear > about them or whatever) is properly in configured. My question is, has > anybody seen a product that will go out and, say, scan a class B looking > for wireless APs and bridges? I saw one application up on sourceforge > where a guy had been collecting MAC address ranges for different wireless > vendors and was in the process of writing an application to scan for those > MACs. Unfortunately he's not very far along with it. > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. Wardriving is quite fun until you > find one of your own company's AP's on the list and you didn't even know > it was there to begin with. :-) > -- general wireless list, a bawug thing <http://www.bawug.org/> [un]subscribe: http://lists.bawug.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless
