00:19 -!- drcode (gaim) [n=user1@87.69.59.186.cable.012.net.il] has joined #kismet
00:19 < drcode> hi all
00:19 < drcode> any one up
00:19 < drcode> I need littel help with kismet
00:20 < drcode> and wifi
00:21 < Zero_Chaos> ask a question
00:24 < drcode> k
00:24 < drcode> I have found wifi network with kismet
00:24 < drcode> I can fiind what ip range it uses?
00:24 < drcode> with kismet?
00:25 < drcode> or if it use dhcp?
00:25 < Zero_Chaos> is the network unencrypted
00:25 < drcode> yes
00:25 < drcode> in w = n
00:25 < drcode> in kisme
00:25 < drcode> t
00:25 < Zero_Chaos> then when kismet sees a data packet, it will tell you the ip information
00:26 < drcode> if I try to use dhcpcd ra0 , I don;t get any ip
00:26 < drcode> I see only info on net
00:26 < Zero_Chaos> are you associated to the ap?
00:26 < drcode> I need to press somthing?
00:26 < drcode> no
00:26 < drcode> I have regular wifi card
00:26 < drcode> rt61
00:26 < drcode> rt2500
00:26 < Zero_Chaos> you cannot get ip if you are not associated to the ap
00:27 < drcode> ap is prisme wifi card?
00:28 < Zero_Chaos> I'm sorry, but you don't seem to know what associated means.  As such, I don't think you should be using
                    kismet or linux.  Try windows.
00:28 < drcode> I have linux only there
00:29 < drcode> associated is pkg?
00:29 < drcode> I think its installed