Wireless Analysis with Native Windows Tools

In this webinar, Tom Carpenter shows you how to use NETSH, diagnostics, Microsoft Message Analyzer and more for native wireless analysis and troubleshooting.

netsh WLAN connect ssid=”OFFICE24″ name=”OFFICE24″
netsh WLAN show drivers
netsh WLAN show interfaces
netsh WLAN show networks
netsh WLAN show networks mode=bssid
netsh WLAN show profiles
netsh WLAN show profiles name=”OFFICE24″
netsh WLAN disconnect
netsh WLAN export profile name=”OFFICE24″ folder=c:traces
netsh WLAN add profile filename=”c:tracesWi-Fi 2-OFFICE24.xml”
netsh WLAN delete profile name=”OFFICE24″

netsh ras set tracing * enabled
netsh trace show providers
netsh trace show scenarios
netsh trace start capture=yes scenario=wlan report=yes tracefile=c:traceswlantrace1.etl
netsh trace stop
netsh ras set tracing * disabled

Filter for message analyzer:
EAPOL or
Microsoft_Windows_WLAN_AutoConfig or
Microsoft_Windows_NWiFi or
Microsoft_Windows_NDIS .