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March 25th 08, 12:48 PM
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Wireless ntwk channel
I am trying to configure some wireless networks and I use Vista. I remember
that with XP (maybe it was the laptops utility) I could also see the channel of the device where I logon. This is important so that I know at any time whether I am connected to the router or on one of the Access Points and which one. Is there a way in Vista to know the channel of the wireless network? 
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March 25th 08, 03:34 PM
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Wireless ntwk channel
Hi
You can use the netsh wlan show networks mode command. http://technet2.microsoft.com/window....mspx?mfr=true Find the exact command parameters that give you the info and make a batch file of it. Drag a shortcut to the Desktop and you would be able to see the info in few seconds. Jack (MVP-Networking). "Andreas Y." wrote in message ... I am trying to configure some wireless networks and I use Vista. I remember that with XP (maybe it was the laptops utility) I could also see the channel of the device where I logon. This is important so that I know at any time whether I am connected to the router or on one of the Access Points and which one. Is there a way in Vista to know the channel of the wireless network?
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March 25th 08, 04:22 PM
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Wireless ntwk channel
Thanks.
netsh wlan show interfaces is the command for this "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote in message ... Hi You can use the netsh wlan show networks mode command. http://technet2.microsoft.com/window....mspx?mfr=true Find the exact command parameters that give you the info and make a batch file of it. Drag a shortcut to the Desktop and you would be able to see the info in few seconds. Jack (MVP-Networking). "Andreas Y." wrote in message ... I am trying to configure some wireless networks and I use Vista. I remember that with XP (maybe it was the laptops utility) I could also see the channel of the device where I logon. This is important so that I know at any time whether I am connected to the router or on one of the Access Points and which one. Is there a way in Vista to know the channel of the wireless network?
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March 25th 08, 10:47 PM
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Wireless ntwk channel
Hi
This programmer dressed the netsh wlan command with GUI. It is not the fancy, but it free, and it is working, http://www.techidiots.net/project-pages/vistumbler Jack (MVP-Networking). "Andreas Y." wrote in message ... Thanks. netsh wlan show interfaces is the command for this "Jack (MVP-Networking)." wrote in message ... Hi You can use the netsh wlan show networks mode command. http://technet2.microsoft.com/window....mspx?mfr=true Find the exact command parameters that give you the info and make a batch file of it. Drag a shortcut to the Desktop and you would be able to see the info in few seconds. Jack (MVP-Networking). "Andreas Y." wrote in message ... I am trying to configure some wireless networks and I use Vista. I remember that with XP (maybe it was the laptops utility) I could also see the channel of the device where I logon. This is important so that I know at any time whether I am connected to the router or on one of the Access Points and which one. Is there a way in Vista to know the channel of the wireless network?
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