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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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#### Getting Started
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The working paradigm of `iw` is based on the identification of hardware lan devices (often referred as the "physical layer") and the network interface using that hardware (such as wlan0, eth0, ...).
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First you have to print a list of all devices and relative interfaces:
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$ sudo iw dev
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phy#0
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