Monthly Archives: August 2010

Chanalyzer 4 & Pro get Multiple Device Support

Posted on August 31, 2010 by mark

Multiple device support added in to the latest updates of Chanalyzer 4 and Chanalyzer Pro make it possible to run two or more Wi-Spy DBx or 2.4x at the same time. This allows for viewing multiple swaths of spectrum at the same time from two or more Wi-Spys, be it zoomed-in or full-band in either 2.4 or 5 GHz. Plus, spectrum data from each Wi-Spy unit is collected and saved into one recording.… Read More

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Report Builder Preview

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Trent

Report Builder Improved!

We wanted to highlight some of the cool things you can do in Chanalyzer Pro’s Report Builder. I have written all of this in the Report Builder so you can see how easy it is to create a professional Wi-Fi Spectrum Analysis Report.
Chanalyzer now has: text formatting, report continuation, and image blocks. It is now incredibly easy to build a professional spectrum analysis report using a mix of recordings and live captures.… Read More

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Laura Chappell and Wireshark University will host four free webinars Aug 17-19

Posted on August 16, 2010 by mark

Laura Chappell and Wireshark University will host four free webinars to inform people about the Wireshark Certification Program Aug 17-19. If interested, please register at www.wiresharktraining.com/certification.
Free Webinars: About the Wireshark Certification Program
Instructor: Laura Chappell
These free events cover the process of preparing and registering for the Wireshark Certified Network Analyst Exam. What should you study? How should you study?… Read More

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Use Your Waterfall View to Answer “Why?”

Posted on August 10, 2010 by Trent

Use Your Waterfall View to Answer “Why?”
While I was tinkering with a Java-based Graphical frontend to Iperf called “JPerf” and I thought it would be cool to visually show how data being pushed through the physical 2.4GHz band looks like in Chanalyzer Pro.
I was primarily interested in seeing how a microwave oven will affect data throughput. When running the throughput test I turned the microwave oven on.… Read More

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