![]() ![]() Unfortunately, this mode is only supported on Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008.If the wireless network that sent the packet is unsecured, SmartSniff and SniffPass will be able to show you the packets data.īefore I start to explain you how to use this mode, here’s the system requirements for using ‘Monitor Mode’: When a wireless network card enters into a ‘Monitor Mode’, it listens to specific channel that you choose and captures all the packets that are sent by wireless networks on your area in the specific channel that you selected. So in this blog post, I’ll add more details about this ‘Wifi Monitor Mode’ and how to use it on SmartSniff and SniffPass. ![]() In the release details, I also specified that ‘Wifi Monitor Mode’ button was added for using ‘Monitor Mode’ under Windows Vista/7/2008, but without giving extensive explanation about how to use this feature. A few months ago, I released a new version of both SmartSniff and SniffPass with support for using them with Microsoft Network Monitor 3.x ![]()
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