There is are two applet that I know of that will let you see your wireless connection. One is called KWlanInfo homepage is here: http://www.ph-home.de/opensource/kde3/kwlaninfo/ The other is called KWirelessMonitor homepage here: http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~pach/kwirelessmonitor/ These believe these are front ends to the iwspy and iwlist commands. On Tue, 2004-08-17 at 15:45, netmask wrote: > > Does anyone know if there is an applet for Fedora which allows to see > > what wireless networks are available? I suspect people will recommend > > As to this part of your question.. I don't personally know of any applets > exactly.. and kismet is more for finding wireless networks you aren't suppose > to find, and logging them all (Oh man, that list goes on.. kismet does so much > more, but has nothing to do with my answer for you.. so i wont get into it) > > iwlist wlan0 scan > > This will give you everything it can see, what their SSID's are, what their > mode is, bit rates offered, quality/signal/noise, operating channel, and of > course MAC address. > > This command also works even under NDIS wrapper if you're using 802.11g with > windows drivers on linux. >
