Program to look for Wi-Fi's.
 

Don't think my wireless networks works, what other programs are out there that can detect an network.
Can it be a possiblity that the network is not detected because it requires a login (i got the username and password for it).

trying to use your neighbours network?

Are you on windows or linux??

http://www.kismetwireless.net/

windows xp

answer my question riosluts. i see guys like you all the time at sears that come in and buy a wireless network card but when i try to sell them a router they say they dont need one. it always perplexes me until they tell me they are going to set up the computer as close as possible to their neighbour and try to use their network.

I deal with wireless network issues a lot (at my other job).... do you have a wireless router or do you have wireless internet?

the wifi would also have to be setup to broadcast the ssid.I dont broadcast mine, so you would never know I had one.They are setup by default to broadcast them, to help ease setup.But I suggest turning that off once you secure it.:2 cents:

Boingo is a program that is used to connect to wireless networks as well.... windows xp has it built right in....

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best for win platform

kismet dominates it though
go looornix

kismet can detect the presence of non-broadcasted SSIDs based on traffic on that band

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