Scanning for Macs and why it no longer works!

[galonki]

so there now things are getting clarified,
@ fringe, so for you when you scan, you pick up macs with configs next to them; for me when i scan not brute forcing i get macs with no config next to them.

@ sr20, when i did leave dhcp force on for the whole night it found lots of macs but not one has config name next to it.
when you scan do you have config name next to mac?

if answer no, then am i right to understand from what you are saying that all i need to do after i scan long time and pick up lots of macs is write down the 00:02 ones and try them in another ubr even though they have no config file name next to them?

or if answer is yes, then how comes in my area when i scan and im definately scanning properly i dont get config names next to my macs?

thanks. were almost there.

[FrInGe]

Originally Posted by galonki

so there now things are getting clarified,
@ fringe, so for you when you scan, you pick up macs with configs next to them; for me when i scan not brute forcing i get macs with no config next to them.

@ sr20, when i did leave dhcp force on for the whole night it found lots of macs but not one has config name next to it.
when you scan do you have config name next to mac?

if answer no, then am i right to understand from what you are saying that all i need to do after i scan long time and pick up lots of macs is write down the 00:02 ones and try them in another ubr even though they have no config file name next to them?

or if answer is yes, then how comes in my area when i scan and im definately scanning properly i dont get config names next to my macs?

thanks. were almost there.

That's correct mate

Daft question but you are scanning via the modem and not doing it on wireless/router are you mate?

What area are you in?

[sr20]

Originally Posted by galonki

so there now things are getting clarified,
@ fringe, so for you when you scan, you pick up macs with configs next to them; for me when i scan not brute forcing i get macs with no config next to them.

@ sr20, when i did leave dhcp force on for the whole night it found lots of macs but not one has config name next to it.
when you scan do you have config name next to mac?

if answer no, then am i right to understand from what you are saying that all i need to do after i scan long time and pick up lots of macs is write down the 00:02 ones and try them in another ubr even though they have no config file name next to them?

or if answer is yes, then how comes in my area when i scan and im definately scanning properly i dont get config names next to my macs?

thanks. were almost there.

Yeah it doesn't matter if there's a config name next to them...just grab all the 00:02's and 00: D0's

I don't get config names either but the MACs work. Don't know why this is tbh...don't care lol

[galonki]

@ fringe, yes im definately connected directed but i believe i have now found answer to this thread. thank you to all.

@ sr20, thank you very much you have answered my thread.
so guess mac scanning does still work people. just the macs you pick up no longer show config names next to them.


@ fringe, be prepared scan as much as possible while you can still see the mac config name next to it as it will save you alot of time when your area macs no longer show config names next to them.

and by the way im in east london near dagenham.

[FrInGe]

Originally Posted by galonki

@ fringe, yes im definately connected directed but i believe i have now found answer to this thread. thank you to all.

@ sr20, thank you very much you have answered my thread.
so guess mac scanning does still work people. just the macs you pick up no longer show config names next to them.


@ fringe, be prepared scan as much as possible while you can still see the mac config name next to it as it will save you alot of time when your area macs no longer show config names next to them.

and by the way im in east london near dagenham.

I will mate I've got a nice database of macs in a excel file all ready to go when this one finally dies down.

[tommy2426]

no wonder im getting nowhere with the macs i get, in another thread someone said dont use sniffer for to long as it "flags" problems, but i can get 10/20 no probs in about half an hour, although they are all 14 16 and some 26's, and there were 2 that started with a 1A:?? first time i've saw these, are these normal macs as well.

[sr20]

Originally Posted by tommy2426

no wonder im getting nowhere with the macs i get, in another thread someone said dont use sniffer for to long as it "flags" problems, but i can get 10/20 no probs in about half an hour, although they are all 14 16 and some 26's, and there were 2 that started with a 1A:?? first time i've saw these, are these normal macs as well.

If you're in exTW they're normal, yes.

'Don't use sniffer for long' no, that can be ignored...incorrect info.

Not sure which ones are d10/d11 though, you'll have to find that out yourself.