Object Methods

`new()`

Returns a new Wap object. NOTE: this method may take some time to execute as it loads the list into memory at construction time

`isAdhoc($flags)`

Params: -number 801.11 Capability flags Returns: true is the flags indicate the access point is in adhoc mode Example: if($obj->isAdhoc($flags)) { # do something here }

`isInfrascruture($flags)`

Params: -number 801.11 Capability flags Returns: true is the flags indicate the access point is in infrastructure mode Example: if($obj->isInfrascructure($flags)) { # do something here }

`hasWEP($flags)`

Params: -number 801.11 Capability flags Returns: true is the flags indicate the access point has WEP enabled Example: if($obj->hasWEP($flags)) { # do something here }

getVendorForBBSID ($mac)

Determine the vendor or a nic by the MAC prefix The argument should be a mac address in the format of 00000000000 or 00:00:00:00:00:00

getVendorForBBSID will return the vendor or undef if the mac address could not be translated to a vendor

NAME

NetStumbler::Wap - Wap tools for NetStumbler

SYNOPSIS

  use NetStumbler::Wap;
  my $waplib = NetStumbler::Wap->new();
  my $vendor = $waplib->getVendorForBBSID("mac address");

DESCRIPTION

 This module stores a list of mac prefixes for various wireless cards
 It was built for use with NetStumbler/Kismet/iStumbler etc... to help
 with vendor mac discovery


=head2 EXPORT

None by default.

AUTHOR

Salvatore E. ScottoDiLuzio<lt>washu@olypmus.net

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.3 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

NetStumbler::Wap - Wap tools for NetStumbler