WiFi Explorer Pro 3.10.6
Track down interference with a Wi-Fi scanner for Mac
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Click to enlargeYou get called in because the Wi-Fi drops every afternoon, and the cause could be a crowded channel or something that isn't Wi-Fi at all. WiFi Explorer Pro 3 is a Wi-Fi analyzer for Mac for WLAN and IT professionals who design and troubleshoot wireless networks, from a small office up to an enterprise.
- Scan in active, passive or directed mode, or remotely with a sensor such as the WLAN Pi.
- Wi-Fi 4 through Wi-Fi 7 are covered, across the 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz bands with channels up to 320 MHz.
- Column profiles pull from more than 850 fields, and pinned columns stay in view while you scroll sideways.
- Custom filters and coloring rules make the network you're chasing stand out during a specific troubleshooting task.
- Got a capture from the field? Open .pcap, .pcapng or .pkt files, or import CSV scan results from tools like AirPort Utility and Aruba Utilities.
- A connected spectrum analyzer, such as Wi-Spy Lucid or WiPry Clarity, shows non-802.11 interference next to your Wi-Fi data.
- With a compatible USB adapter, nearby Zigbee networks appear alongside Wi-Fi, which helps on sites full of Zigbee IoT devices.
Requires a Mac with built-in Wi-Fi. Passive scan mode isn't available on M1 Apple silicon models.
Version 3.10.6
- Fixes PCAP export writing the beacon interval as 104.4 ms instead of 102.4 ms.
- Fixes WEP networks showing as Unknown security.
- Fixes CSV export field quoting, column units, hidden network SSIDs, blank Beacon Mode and Count, and number and date formats in every language.
- Fixes the toolbar info pill looking clickable on macOS 27.
- Fixes remote sensor diagnostics reporting sudo-only tools like dumpcap as missing.
- Improves remote sensors so scripts run under sh whatever the login shell and no longer appear in the process list.
- Improves naming by renaming Compare Networks to Network Comparison.
- Other minor fixes and improvements.
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