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Featured offerEverything you need for site surveysand spectrum analysis in a Technical Notes on Hardware CompatibilitySome of the wireless adapters that you use with CommView for WiFi have functional limitations and/or special software requirements. The purpose of this document is to describe such limitations and requirements in detail.Please remember that the includes dozens of adapter models, most of which are fully functional and have no limitations; so if you currently are using an adapter with limited functionality and the limitations listed for your adapter are critical to you, you always can purchase a different, fully-functional adapter supported by CommView for WiFi.Click on the 'plus' icon to expand. 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) AdaptersIntel AX200. If you want to use these adapters for monitoring only, you don't need to install the driver provided by the card vendor. Integra face care system.
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If you want to use these adapters for connectivity, you should install the driver provided by the vendor. The driver can be found on the CD-ROM or downloaded from the vendor's web site. Alternatively, you can download it.
On Windows 8.1, the driver might be installed automatically when you plug in the adapter. Note that the driver version 1025.1.423.2013 has poor performance in connectivity mode; you may want to use the driver at the download link given above.Intel AC 3160, 3165, 7260, 7265, 8260, 9260, 9560. The supported channel set in the 5 GHz band is limited. At the time of writing, Buffalo AC866 and NETGEAR A6200 support only the following 5 GHz channels: 36, 40, 44, 48, 149, 153, 157, 161, and 165. D-Link DWA-182 supports only the following 5 GHz channels: 36, 40, 44, and 48. The supported channel sets depend on the regulatory domain; the sets listed above are found in the adapters being sold in North America. The sets of the adapters being sold in other parts of the world might be different.
Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n or ac networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz or 80 MHz channel bonding. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.
When monitoring 802.11n or ac networks, the adapter driver reports the packet transmission rate of 802.11n/ac packets incorrectly. For example, a packet with a rate of 130 Mbps might appear with a rate of 1 Mbps or 9 Mbps. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control. Considering these limitations, these adapters should not be used for professional network monitoring and analysis.NETGEAR A6210, Alfa Networks AWUS036ACM. Supported only under Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Server 2008, and Server 2012 (except Intel 4965 that is NOT supported under Windows 8 or Server 2012).
Not supported on Windows 10. A compatible Intel driver version is required. Click for more information.
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When install/updating the driver for your Intel adapter, install the driver only. Do not install 'Intel PROSet/Wireless' or 'Intel My WiFi' utilities; let Windows manage your Wi-Fi connection. If these utilities are installed, the application might be unable to capture packets. Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz channel bonding.
This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control. When monitoring 802.11n networks, the adapter driver reports the packet transmission rate of 802.11n packets incorrectly.
For example, a packet with a rate of 130 Mbps might appear with a rate of 1 Mbps or 9 Mbps. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.Broadcom Adapters, Linksys WEC600N, Linksys AE2500. Make sure that the Broadcom driver that you are using for your adapter is version 5 or higher. Older driver versions might not work properly in monitor mode. Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz channel bonding.
This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control. When monitoring 802.11n networks, the adapter driver reports the packet transmission rate of 802.11n packets incorrectly. For example, a packet with a rate of 130 Mbps might appear with a rate of 1 Mbps or 9 Mbps. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.Dell 1390, 1395, 1397, 1505, 1510, 1515, and 1520 Adapters. Make sure that the Dell driver that you are using for your adapter is version 5 or higher.
Older driver versions might not work properly in monitor mode. If you're using an older driver version, please visit to download the latest version.
For Dell 1390, 1395, 1397, 1505, 1510, you may want to use this to the driver download page. Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz channel bonding.
This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control. When monitoring 802.11n networks, the adapter driver reports the packet transmission rate of 802.11n packets incorrectly. For example, a packet with a rate of 130 Mbps might appear with a rate of 1 Mbps or 9 Mbps. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.All Adapters Based on Ralink and Realtek Chipsets (incl. Linksys WUSB600N). The limitations below are NOT APPLICABLE to the adapters marked as 'Recommended', despite the fact that they might be based on Ralink or Realtek chipsets. For example, TP-Link TL-WDN3200 is Ralink-based, however this adapter is recommended, so the limitations below don't apply to it.
The adapter drivers report an incorrect signal level (the same level for all packets) and incorrect data rate. They also don't indicate usable FCS values, which makes it impossible to distinguish between damaged and undamaged packets.
These bugs make these adapters unusable for any serious network monitoring and analysis. If you want them fixed, please contact the driver manufacturer (and yes, Ralink will ignore you).
Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz channel bonding. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.D-Link Wireless 108G DWA-120 USB Adapter. The notes below are applicable only to the version 2 of this adapter. Version 1 has no limitations. To check what version you have, look at the side of the adapter.
If you have version 2, it is explicitly mentioned on one of the two side labels. Make sure that the driver that you are using for your adapter is version 5.60.180.11 or higher. Older driver versions might not work properly in monitor mode. It is recommended that you install the driver for the adapter by using the automatic Windows update feature, i.e. By simply plugging in the adapter and allowing Windows to find the driver for it. This will install the driver without the 'NETGEAR Smart Wizard' utility.
If you install the driver from the CD-ROM provided by NETGEAR, the 'NETGEAR Smart Wizard' utility will be installed. In this case, right-click on the 'NETGEAR Smart Wizard' icon and uncheck the 'Enable NETGEAR Smart Wizard' box, which ensures that the adapter is managed by Windows rather than the 'NETGEAR Smart Wizard' utility.
If the adapter is managed by the utility, you WILL NOT be able to use this adapter. Packet injection using Packet Generator is not possible. Noise level is unavailable. When monitoring 802.11n networks, you cannot capture packets sent using 40 MHz channel bonding. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.
When monitoring 802.11n networks, the adapter driver reports the packet transmission rate of 802.11n packets incorrectly. For example, a packet with a rate of 130 Mbps might appear with a rate of 1 Mbps or 9 Mbps. This is an issue with the adapter driver that is out of our control.CACE Technologies AirPcap Ex and Nx USB Adapters.