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Adding Known Addresses to the List<br />

Real-Time Expert Display<br />

To use the rogue identification abilities of Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong><br />

effectively, you must first add the MAC addresses of the known access<br />

points and mobile units on your network to the Expert’s list of known<br />

wireless unit addresses. There are several ways to do this:<br />

Automatically from the real-time Host Table. See Adding Known<br />

Addresses from the Host Table on page 141.<br />

Automatically from the Expert tab of the postcapture display. See<br />

Adding Known Addresses from the Postcapture Display on page<br />

143.<br />

Automatically from the Address Book. See Autodiscovering and<br />

Adding Addresses from the Address Book on page 145.<br />

Manually from the 802.11 Options tab of the Expert Properties<br />

dialog box. See Adding Known Addresses Manually in the 802.11<br />

Options Tab on page 145.<br />

In addition, you can also import and export lists of known addresses (for<br />

example, you can import addresses from other Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong><br />

<strong>Professional</strong> installations). The following sections describe how to use<br />

each of these methods.<br />

Adding Known Addresses from the Host Table<br />

Use the following procedure to add the MAC addresses of known wireless<br />

units (either access points or mobile units) automatically from the Host<br />

Table during real-time monitoring.<br />

To add known addresses automatically from the Host Table:<br />

1 Open the Monitor > Host Table application.<br />

The Host Table appears. During real-time monitoring, the Host<br />

Table adds one-line entries for each detected wireless unit (access<br />

points and mobile units) on the network.<br />

2 If the 802.11 tab is not already displayed, click its entry at the<br />

bottom of the Host Table. You can display either the full 802.11 tab,<br />

or, alternatively, click the Access Point button to zoom in on<br />

access points only.<br />

User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 141

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