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Sniffer® Portable Professional User's Guide - NetScout

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Introducing Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong><br />

Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong> Features for<br />

Wireless Networks<br />

Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong> includes many features specifically for<br />

802.11 wireless networks, as summarized in Table 1-2.<br />

Table 1-2. Features for Wireless Networks<br />

Feature See this topic:<br />

Different wireless LAN frame type counters are included in<br />

the Dashboard.<br />

The Monitor's Host Table includes an 802.11 tab with<br />

entries for all detected wireless stations. Each station is<br />

listed with several wireless LAN-specific counters.<br />

The Monitor’s Host Table includes a zoomed view for<br />

Access Points only.<br />

Rogue identication is included in both Host Table and<br />

Expert displays.<br />

The Monitor's Global Statistics application includes a<br />

Topology Surfing tab with statistics for each wireless<br />

channel selected for monitoring.<br />

The Matrix, Host Table, and Protocol Distribution<br />

post-analysis tabs in the Display window each include<br />

802.11 views, allowing you to focus specifically on 802.11<br />

statistics for wireless stations.<br />

The postcapture Statistics tab in the Display window<br />

includes multiple wireless-specific statistics.<br />

The Advanced tab in the Define Filter dialog box<br />

includes wireless LAN packet types on which you can filter<br />

(such as PLCP Errors and WEP-ICV Errors).<br />

The 802.11 tab in the Define Filter dialog box allows you<br />

to filter on packets seen on a channel to which they do not<br />

belong, packets matching different speeds, or packets<br />

seen on a particular channel.<br />

Sniffer <strong>Portable</strong> <strong>Professional</strong> can perform both WPA/WPA2<br />

and WEP decryption both during capture if the keys are<br />

specified in the Tools > Wireless > Decryption dialog<br />

box and after capture using the Wireless Decryption<br />

option in the Decode tab's context menu.<br />

Dashboard Counters for Wireless<br />

Networks on page 75<br />

Host Table Counters for Wireless<br />

Networks on page 85<br />

Viewing Access Points Only on page<br />

88<br />

Identifying Rogue Hosts on the<br />

Wireless Network on page 91<br />

The Global Statistics > Topology<br />

Surfing Tab on page 117<br />

Monitor Applications and Toolbar on<br />

page 71<br />

Postcapture Statistics Tab on page<br />

210<br />

Setting Filter Options in the Advanced<br />

Tab on page 235<br />

Setting Filter Options in the 802.11<br />

Tab on page 238<br />

• Configuring Wireless Encryption<br />

Settings on page 56<br />

• Postcapture 802.11 Decryption<br />

on page 199<br />

User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 15

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