Rogue AP Detection
Before it, You must upgrade old to new firmware (download here). Look the picture!
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You can even have a malicious insider or, worse, an outsider on an adjacent floor, which has set up a rogue AP for your users to connect to. This is a very simple setup for the hacker...Read more
User can check Rogue Access Point or Ad-Hoc Device
BSS Type
once both are selected, Ad-Hoc mode and AP mode would be Site Surveyed.
If only Ad-Hoc Mode is selected, only Ad-Hoc setting device would be revealed onsite survey table.
If only AP Mode is selected, only AP setting device would be revealed on site survey table.
Band
Once 11b is selected, 11b band supported device would be Site Surveyed.
If 11g is selected, 11g band supported device would be revealed on site survey table.
If 11b is selected, 11b band supported device would be revealed on site survey table.
Security
When different security type is selected, matched device would be revealed on site survey table.
Rogue AP List
User can confirm each site survey data. Once defined as legal device, record would be shown and stored on AP List.
AP List
All he has to do is set up an AP using your SSID and wait for your wireless systems to associate with it. There are also programs that automate the process of creating “fake” Apes. If this occurs, hackers can capture virtually all traffic flowing to and from your wireless clients (Wireless Hacking for Dummies:2005). So, Rogue AP Detection is User Can check Rogue Access Point or Ad-Hoc Device.
Once surveyed devices are confirmed legal / neighborhood AP or WLAN device and have been added in the AP List, they are shown here. Click Del
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