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Signed-off-by: Ettore <noettore@gmail.com>
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date = "2016-03-13T01:18:27+01:00"
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title = "Wireless Monitor Mode and Network-Manager"
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title: "Wireless Monitor Mode and Network-Manager"
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tags: ["ispconfig", "ddns", "dns"]
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categories: ["recipe"]
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date: "2016-03-13T01:18:27+01:00"
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Sometimes it could be usefull to capture Wireless Lan packets: it could be done in various ways, with iwconfig, Kismet, Wireshark, nprobe and many others, all of them involving putting the wireless card into "monitor mode" (or promiscous), letting you view and record all packets sent on a defined channel by others WiFi devices nearby.
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One of the tools almost every linux distro provides you is [`iw`](https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/documentation/iw), meant to replace `iwconfig` being more powerful for configuring wireless devices.
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