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Revision as of 12:47, 6 November 2020
This module analyses IEEE 802.11 frame encapsulated in special packets (https://www.wireshark.org/docs/dfref/p/peekremote.html).
Statistics
The statistics page shows two generic packet counts:
- processed packets: This is the number of IEEE 802.11 data Qos frames (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/802.11_Frame_Types#Types_and_SubTypes) that are decoded and accounted for statistics.
- skipped packets: This is the number of IEEE 802.11 frames that are not analysed (because they are not supported or invalid).
BSS QoS frames
The table shown in this section lists all so-called "base service sets" which are usually the access points.
The MAC address is shown as well as the number of packets and bytes transmitted as part of data QoS frames.
The signal and noise level is shown as well.
Per-BSS statistics
For each BSS MAC address, more detailed information can be shown by clicking on the MAC address in the BSS list.
The detail page shows an overview for this BSS ID and contains additional tabs for the list of subscribers of that base service set, as well as the list of frequencies, channels, and bands used by this base service set.