If you are using a linux system, you can get the information by looking at
/proc/net/wireless, or by running iwlist scan.
If you're running mac os, there's a command line program for doing
wirelessy things -
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Resources/airport
You can scan for
Hi,
Is there an automated way of monitoring (and notifying) when a wireless
network goes down? I'm looking for something like Nagios, but for
wireless (or can Nagios do this too?)
I don't manage our network--our ITS department does. They seem to think
it's adequate that I'm the monitoring
On Apr 12, 2012, at 12:14 PM, Tara Robertson wrote:
Hi,
Is there an automated way of monitoring (and notifying) when a wireless
network goes down? I'm looking for something like Nagios, but for wireless
(or can Nagios do this too?)
I don't manage our network--our ITS department does.
