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Hello all, when I try to run wesside-ng on ANY AP, even if I'm standing right beside it 2 feet away, wesside-ng keeps saying
ERROR Max retransmists or (30 bytes)
What the hell is up with this? What is wrong? Other people on the web are doing it fine.. the adapter seems to be working and goes into monitor mode etc just fine.
Can any AWUS036h owner please help
Thanks in advance!
Yup. Happens to me too. I quickly picked these tools up now, and was using wesside-ng, easside-ng and buddy-ng at the same time as per the aircrack-ng tut. My outputs:
buddy-ng
easside-ngCode:root@bt:~# buddy-ng
Waiting for connexion
Got connection from 127.0.0.1
That was it
Waiting for connexion
See, easside is dying on me. While running easside-ng, I'm running wesside-ng and using the prga.log from easside-ng:Code:root@bt:~# easside-ng -f wlan0 -v 00:24:01:DE:38:39 -s 127.0.0.1
Setting tap MTU
Sorting out wifi MAC
MAC is 76:0D:6D:2D:3D:15
Setting tap MAC
[06:22:05.881647] Ownin...
Chan 01
SSID Hacker's Den Chan 5 Mac 00:24:01:DE:38:39
Sending auth request
Authenticated
Sending assoc request
Associated: 1
Assuming ARP 54
[06:22:11.729647] Got 22 bytes of PRGA IV [FB:7D:39]
easside-ng: easside-ng.c:1673: expand_prga: Assertion `(es->es_clearp >= es->es_clear) && ((es->es_clearp + dlen) < &es->es_clear[sizeof(es->es_clear)])' failed.
Aborted
wesside-ng
IDK what to tell you. Maybe we're using the tools incorrectly?Code:root@bt:~# wesside-ng -i wlan0 -v 00:24:01:DE:38:39
[06:10:25] Using mac 76:0D:6D:2D:3D:15
[06:10:25] WARNING: Appending in wep.cap
[06:10:25] WARNING: reading prga from prga.log
[06:10:25] Got 12 bytes of prga IV=(64:7c:39) PRGA=C2 4D E8 D0 51 B2 40 21 95 9F F4 84
[06:10:25] Looking for a victim...
[06:10:26] Found SSID(Hacker's Den) BSS=(00:24:01:DE:38:39) chan=5
[06:10:26] Authenticated
[06:10:26] Associated (ID=1)
[06:11:27] Got ARP request from (00:24:01:DE:38:39)
[06:16:22] Guessing PRGA ee (IP byte=57)
[06:16:23] Guessing PRGA ee (IP byte=57)
[06:16:24] Guessing PRGA ee (IP byte=57)
[06:17:38] ERROR Max retransmists for (40 bytes):
08 45 FF 7F 00 24 01 DE 38 39 76 0D 6D 2D 3D 15 FF FF FF FF FF FF 00 57 64 7C 39 00 68 E7 EB D0 51 B2 48 27 0B 6A AE 9E
^C6:18:02] Guessing PRGA ee (IP byte=57)
[06:18:02] Dying... <<-- Pressed <Ctrl> + C because it seemed to have bitten the bizkit
FYI, Hacker's Den is my non-internet connected lab AP. No dirty business here.
Thanks for the response :(
This is brutal.. Why is this on the compatibility list, and why is it advertised as compatible with BT..
Mine works just like yours.. It begins the process then starts spitting out that Max retransmists error... It's driving me nuts.. I don't know what to
Can any experts in the house lend a hand?? What are we doing wrong? The product is even marketed as being compatible with BT
Not sure about the actual problem but, we can't help if some one makes a claim about their product. Also being compatible with BT does not mean it will work with programs within BT.
IIRC, both easside and wesside are considered at POC stage and "unstable".
The fact that these tools do not work for you have to relation to their driver "compatibility".
More info here:
wesside-ng [Aircrack-ng]
@ muts: Yup, that's where I was last night. wesside-ng is in fact POC, and they even make the claim that "Easside-ng is considered relatively stable software". The only reason why I can see easside-ng being more stable is because it's been out longer.
@ everyone else: + more info here: easside-ng [Aircrack-ng] and make sure you read:
"Easside-ng compared to Wesside-ng" almost halfway down the page;
"Usage Tips" around 3/4s down the page; and
"Usage Troubleshooting" at the bottom of the page.
Also, double-check to make sure that you can perform injection/fragmenting: injection_test [Aircrack-ng]
Being compatible with backtrack, in the wireless adapters case, only means that monitor mode and injection will work out-of-the-box with backtrack.Quote:
Originally Posted by duckdown