[clug] Nerdband (was public wireless)

[Steve Walsh]

Does that mean we are going to have a field practical this month on hostile
war driving for dummies?

I think it's someone who has a bad case of MMS (My Mate Says....) and thinks
it's safer to turn the gear off and on, but I find it interesting that it's
sufficiently badly configured that even when it's on Channel 11, it still
can cause more than enough interference to make our equipment unusable.

I may have done my deductive reasoning, but short of sitting in Garema place
with a spectrum analyser, the fact that when the AP is up, our gear (and to
a lesser extent, AZURE's) cannot be associated to leads me to believe that
this is the root of our problems.

Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Pollock
Sent: Friday, 4 March 2005 4:54 PM

I'm impressed that someone is sufficiently security conscious to actually
turn their AP off religiously. I presume all attempts to narrow down its
physical location have failed? Sounds like a job for a Pringles can and
Kismet or something...

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