WiFi Explorer Pro 3: The Definitive User Guide takes a deep dive into one of the most popular software tools in the Wi-Fi industry. It explores its extensive range of features and how to use it in the field. It also takes a detailed peek look “under the hood” to understand how WiFi Explorer Pro 3 gathers data about 802.11 networks and provides extensive diagnostic data in its comprehensive user interface.
The book moves beyond existing online help available for WiFi Explorer Pro 3 and provides a definitive reference detailing every product feature available, together with many additional insights and tips. Topics covered include:
- A detailed exploration of Wi-Fi scanning theory
- How WiFi Explorer Pro 3 acquires network data using local wireless adapters, remote sensors, and external data import
- Details of every WiFi Explorer Pro 3 user interface option and setting
- Data visualization using WiFi Explorer Pro 3’s filtering, profiles, and coloring rules
- How WiFi Explorer Pro 3 can be used for spectrum analysis
- Bluetooth and Zigbee network discovery
- How to use WiFi Explorer 3 for real-world troubleshooting and reporting
Many people discover only a fraction of WiFi Explorer Pro 3’s features. This book explores its extensive feature set and demonstrates how you can realize more from your investment in this industry-leading product.
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For all additional resources, including WiFi Explorer Pro 3 profiles and coloring rules examples featured in the book, visit the book’s GitHub repository.
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Errata
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About the Authors
Nigel Bowden (Wifinigel) is a network designer, consultant, and engineer with over 25 years in the networking industry. He’s spent the past 10+ years specializing in Wi-Fi networking and also dabbles in network automation, software development, and technical writing. He has contributed to various open-source projects and has created many networking blog posts and YouTube videos. You can find him at wifinigel.com.
Adrian Granados is a software engineer and creator of the award-winning application WiFi Explorer and other popular tools for wireless network analysis. He actively contributes to open-source projects in the Wi-Fi space and has presented at various conferences discussing the latest Wi-Fi technologies and the effective use of his tools for network troubleshooting and optimization. You can learn more about his work at intuitibits.com.
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