Hi everyone, I want to count all enable wireless device around rb952 router. I have search some solution such as using airodump-ng, but I have problem can’t install this on RouterOS. Is there anyway to install airodump-ng on mikrotik or have another solution for that case?
Thanks.
Not possible on a normal way, you have to hack your ROS, and enables devel Login for something like this
You have used the scan feature right? it shows nearby wireless devices. But I think you may be after something else ![]()
For everything else you can use Kali Linux or utilize a https://www.wifipineapple.com/pages/tetra
there is sniffer feature for capturing packets:
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/Wireless#Sniffer
Hi jamecollins,
I saw this post when I was trying to find out the same as you. I know that Airodump is simple and easy to use, but need to have a kali linux machine up and running, that why i found the way to replicate the function of Aireplay applied to all the SSID and all those scripts using a couple of Mikrotik scripts with schedules, obviously for laboratory porpoise. If i have more time i will try to see if there is a way to be more selective on the client mac that you are trying to avoid of connecting (like Aireplay) Because i was not able to achieve getting the client information using any of the Wireless WinBox tools
I need to document them, because i took multiple things from multiple source, and need to adapt them for the usage that i wanted and avoiding some script that for my perspective, write too many times on the disk, but think I finally reach a very good operation, Obviously for learning and lab usage…
Please let me know if you wanted me to upload ![]()
Regards,
AC