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This module analyses IEEE 802.11 frame encapsulated in special packets (https://www.wireshark.org/docs/dfref/p/peekremote.html). | This module analyses IEEE 802.11 frame encapsulated in special packets (https://www.wireshark.org/docs/dfref/p/peekremote.html). | ||
In the current version, only IEEE802.11 data frames with QoS data are processed to display statistics about the access points and participants and their quality. All other IEEE802.11 frame are skipped. | |||
=== Statistics === | === Statistics === | ||
The statistics page shows two generic packet counts: | 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. | * 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. This frame are type 2 and subtype 8. | ||
* skipped packets: This is the number of IEEE 802.11 frames that are not | * skipped packets: This is the number of IEEE 802.11 frames that are not analyzed (because they are not supported or invalid). This includes all frame not being type 2 or subtype 8, as well as possible corrupt packets. | ||
==== BSS QoS frames ==== | ==== BSS QoS frames ==== | ||