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fDesc[0] = "Network stumbler is a wifi scanner and monitor tool for windows, it allows you to detect WLANs using 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g wireless cards.<br /> <br /> Its targeted to network professionals however is widely used by networking enthusiasts and hackers because it helps you find non broadcasting wireless networks.<br /> <br /> Among it uses are:<br /> <br /> 1.- Verify that our network is well configured.<br /> <br /> 2.- Study the signal strength or coverage on different points of our network.<br /> <br /> 3.- Detect interference between one or more wireless networks.<br /> <br /> 4.- Its really useful to point directional antennas for long distance links or just put the wireless card and antenna in the best signal point.<br /> <br /> 5.- Can be used to detect non authorized connections.<br /> <br /> 6.- Wardriving, which means detect all routers near to your network.<br /> <br /> It offers same of the functions mentioned above for GPS networks, obviously using the correct antennas, however isnt commonly used to achieve this.<br /> <br /> Unfortunately it doesnt support all wireless cards and Windows Vista isnt officially supported, thought some people reports that it works fine, I didnt have the same luck and it didnt work on my laptop.<br /> <br /> If you need Net Stumbler functionality in Vista, try Vista Stumbler!";

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