Re: Netstumbler-like software for displaying wireless channel

["Mortimer"]

"JohnW" <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
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> In article <w6adndDS045vv-bXnZ2dnUVZ8j2dnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> "Mortimer" wrote:
> > Is there any other software similar to Netstumbler which can display the
> > channel and signal strength of wireless networks that a PC can "see".
> >
> > Unfortunately Netstumbler doesn't support the wireless adaptor (Broadcom
> > 4322AG a/g/n) in my laptop, whereas it did in my old (dead) laptop.
> >
> > When I'm setting up wireless networks it's useful to be able to scan the
> > networks in range to make sure I set the router to a channel which is a
> > reasonable distance away from any that are already being used.
>
> Running Vista?  Try inSSIDe:
> http://www.wi-spy.co.uk/products/inssider.html (You don't need the WiFi
> dongle)

That's perfect! Exactly what I was looking for. And the spectrum graph even 
serves as a reminder of which channels overlap with each other. Better than 
NetStumbler!