Features of the Xirrus WiFi Monitor for Linux include:
* At-a-glance radar-like view of available WiFi networks and their relative distance
* Details on available WiFi networks, including SSID, signal strength, channel, and security
* Current WiFi connection signal strength with five-minute history
* Display of WiFi adapter IP and MAC addresses
* Nine different color skins
The Xirrus WiFi Arrays are positioned as wireless replacements for managed Ethernet workgroup switches. Whereas most WiFi arrays use centralized controllers, the Xirrus arrays use mesh networking to place intelligence, processing, and encryption power at the edge of the network, according to the company. Xirrus claims its Arrays offer the industry's highest level of AES/WPA2 encryption processing, on a per radio basis. The Arrays are also touted as the only FIPS-certified, multi-mode mesh WiFi repeaters capable of gigabit Ethernet-like performance.
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Features of the Xirrus WiFi Monitor for Linux include:
* At-a-glance radar-like view of available WiFi networks and their relative distance
* Details on available WiFi networks, including SSID, signal strength, channel, and security
* Current WiFi connection signal strength with five-minute history
* Display of WiFi adapter IP and MAC addresses
* Nine different color skins
Applications for the utility include:
* Searching for WiFi networks
* Verifying WiFi coverage
* Locating WiFi devices
* Viewing and controlling laptop WiFi settings
* Detecting rogue APs
* Aiming WiFi antennas
* Providing education about WiFi
Xirrus WiFi Array XS-3900
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The Xirrus WiFi Arrays are positioned as wireless replacements for managed Ethernet workgroup switches. Whereas most WiFi arrays use centralized controllers, the Xirrus arrays use mesh networking to place intelligence, processing, and encryption power at the edge of the network, according to the company. Xirrus claims its Arrays offer the industry's highest level of AES/WPA2 encryption processing, on a per radio basis. The Arrays are also touted as the only FIPS-certified, multi-mode mesh WiFi repeaters capable of gigabit Ethernet-like performance.