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I attached a picture of whats going on. I have about 12,000 packets.
The command I am using is: aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (routermacadress) -h (myadaptermac) mon0
Unless I am getting my mac address wrong(I am using the mac of wlan0 because mon0 doesn't have one), not sure what to do...
When using the above command all is get back is: Sending Authentication Request (Open System) [ACK] over and over.
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Thread: Why doesn't airodump-ng associate with my WEP network? Reasons don't make sense
What card ,chipset and drivers are you using ?
try this:
(terminal 1):
aireplay-ng -1 0 -e "ESSID" -D mon0
(terminal 2):
aireplay-ng -3 -e "ESSID" -D mon0
you may be too far from the AP( its you AP router right? so just move closer) does it have mac filtering on?
you need arp .. try to be close enough
and use aireplay-ng -1 9999 -e "name" -a "access point mac" -h "client mac" mon0
airepley-ng -3 -b "access point mac" -h "client mac" mon0
hope it helps
Use wireshark to dissect auth frames sent by your card, leave at least one client connected not four, move slightly from the AP or lower TX power, try to change frequency of auth frames sometimes firmware will throw away auth flood,
check mac address filtering , double check your chipset/card/drivers.
Probably one of the smarter questions that was asked was the one in regards to card information.
Not having this info, and providing other tips, is really not going to help much.
OP feel free to provide this info so that you can get help.
@ people who are saying its the distance.. That can't be it because I am getting packets rather fast and the pwr output is high.
I have an Alfa AWUS036H. Sorry for the delayed response.Quote:
Originally Posted by muts
Does your AP conform to 802.11n standard?