Site Surveys: An Introduction PersonalTelco- Play Date VIII June 4th, 2005 Matthew West.

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Site Surveys: An Introduction PersonalTelco- Play Date VIII June 4th, 2005 Matthew West

What is a site/node? Usually consists of:  x Radio Transceiver(s)  Antenna(e)  Network Connection Can include:  Authorization (nocatauth)  Splash Page (nocatsplash)  Server (http, ftp, smtp, ssh, telnet, etc.)  Content (music, movies, etc.)

What is a site survey? Usually includes:  Visual map of location  Where the wireless “cloud” exists  Type of wireless signal (a, b, g, etc)  SSID/WEP of wireless signal  Time/date of survey Can include:  Strength of signal  GPS Coordinates  Photo of/from location

Basic Site Survey Example

Basic Site Survey - Driving

Complex Site Survey

Hardware Tools for Surveying Optimal  Laptop with 802.x capability  External directional antenna  GPS Receiver  Car Acceptable  Laptop with built-in antenna /omni antenna  PDA  Keychain with display  Bike or on foot

Software Tools for Surveying (sniffers, stumblers, etc.) Linux  Kismet  APRadar  THCWardrive Windows  Netstumbler Mac OS X  MacStumbler  Kismac PDA:  NetChaser (Palm)  PocketWarrior (PPC) Kismac Screenshot

Before your survey… Web Tools  Wigle  NodeDB  Online maps (satellite, aerial photo, topo, etc.)  Portlandmaps.com

The Way of the Warrior Wardriving  Use your device and software to drive around and collect data about sites and locations of sites to compile a large site survey Warbiking  Wardriving on a bike Single site survey  Less complicated  Usually done manually on foot  Plot wireless cloud by hand  Not as much need for GPS and logging  Take photos of site

What info do you get from a survey? SSID (name) IP Address Signal Strength Channel Noise Ratio WEP Status GPS Coordinates Kismet Screenshot

More to think about… Survey outcome depends on what you use to do the survey PDA vs. big antenna Sites are dynamic Which 802.x? WEP? Combine 802.x data with GPS data Post it!

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