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- This document is for HP computers using a wireless network (a router) with Windows 10. A variety of software and hardware problems can cause your Wi-Fi to stop working. Use the steps and tools in this document to resolve wireless Internet connection issues.
- IStumbler - 103.43 - Find local wireless networks. By Kecodoc 68 0. IStumbler is a wireless discovery tool for Mac OS X, providing plugins for finding Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth devices, Bonjour services, location information, and now 2.4 and 5 GHz spectrum analysis with your Mac.
- Latest Version:
- Requirements: Mweb 2 2 4 download free.Mac OS X 10.10 or later
- Author / Product:Idatabase 3 33 – organize all your information and data. Alf Watt / iStumbler for Mac
- Old Versions:
- istumbler-103.dmg
- MD5 Checksum:5a80cb54f97bb87da8ed22608797a6b9
iStumbler for Mac is the leading wireless discovery tool for macOS, providing tools for finding AirPort networks, Bluetooth devices, Bonjour services, and your GPS Location with your Mac.
Wi-Fi
Lists visible wireless networks with complete information. Timescale slider allows you to see: the last scan results, all networks iStumbler has ever seen, or anything in between. Inspector shows detailed information including a high-resolution graph, detailed properties and information about every sample. Graphically indicates network type and encryption status. Signal and noise graphed over time for all networks. Double click a network to open a connection monitor.
Bluetooth
Lists connected and discoverable Bluetooth devices with complete information. Toolbar buttons to Setup bluetooth devices, manually Pair with them, Browse or Send files. Inspector shows detailed information including services, detailed properties and information about every sample.
Bonjour
Forward (by service type) and Reverse (by host name) Bonjour Service browsing. Inspector shows detailed information including network addresses and service keys. Support for wide-area Bonjour browsing: see you Back to My Mac services.
Location
View the location of discovered Wi-Fi networks. Optionally track the movement of your computer. Access web services related to the current location. Export location database and optional movement track to Google Earth.
Logging
Output CSV logs of Wi-Fi Networks, Bluetooth Devices, Bonjour Services and Location information. Logs can be imported into a spreadsheet for detailed analysis.
Note: Requires 64-bit processor.
Wi-Fi
Lists visible wireless networks with complete information. Timescale slider allows you to see: the last scan results, all networks iStumbler has ever seen, or anything in between. Inspector shows detailed information including a high-resolution graph, detailed properties and information about every sample. Graphically indicates network type and encryption status. Signal and noise graphed over time for all networks. Double click a network to open a connection monitor.
Bluetooth
Lists connected and discoverable Bluetooth devices with complete information. Toolbar buttons to Setup bluetooth devices, manually Pair with them, Browse or Send files. Inspector shows detailed information including services, detailed properties and information about every sample.
Bonjour
Forward (by service type) and Reverse (by host name) Bonjour Service browsing. Inspector shows detailed information including network addresses and service keys. Support for wide-area Bonjour browsing: see you Back to My Mac services.
Location
View the location of discovered Wi-Fi networks. Optionally track the movement of your computer. Access web services related to the current location. Export location database and optional movement track to Google Earth.
Logging
Output CSV logs of Wi-Fi Networks, Bluetooth Devices, Bonjour Services and Location information. Logs can be imported into a spreadsheet for detailed analysis.
Note: Requires 64-bit processor.
Istumbler 103 2 – Find Local Wireless Networks Network
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