dkc is a simple Kismet client for win32 (Windows XP).
dkc is freeware without any usage limitation. Enjoy!
Currently it is closed source.
Usage is intended to be intuitive.
Left clicking, sometimes right clicking, almost no keyboard.
Welcome Generation Click.
I created dkc for my own usage and to meet my own demands.
Feel free to suggest features and fixes. Mail me at
holger@hlembke.de.
Current version
0.5.6:0 -- 2007-10-26
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Quick start
- You need a Kismet server (see Kismet).
- Make sure you can connect with your Kismet server.
(If Kismet text client can connect dkc can connect, too.) - Start dkc
- Click on Connection->Add Connection
- enter the IP and the Port of your Kismet server
(Like localhost:2501 or 192.168.1.12:2501, default port is 2501) - dkc should connect and receive data
- the status register shows error messages
- use the connection manager to make permanent settings
Columns
Icons
- X70 and cadis_win network type is "probe"
- TBSam has the network type "infrastructure" and 5 clients
- TUBSWEP and Apple-WLAN are logical cells
- TUBSWEP has 43 clients and the cell has 3 base stations (known BSSIDs)
- Apple-WLAN has 16 clients, 11 have a known IP number and the cell has 2 base stations
- eduroam has the network type "adhoc mode"
- <no ssid> has an unknown network type with 5 clients, all (5) have known IP numbers
- BUSE-BS370 has then network type "data"
- 802.1X has then network type "turbocell" with 44 clients
Cell Manager
Cells build a logical group of base stations. Multiple base stations and their clients are grouped into one "base station" node.
You can group any base stations into cells. It is only a dkc-side presentation of data and might not have any relation with the real world.
Cell view can be turned on/off via context menu.
