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Hi,
I am going out to buy a 802.11ac wireless adaptor soon. I am narrowing down my options to D-Link DWA-182 or Netgear A6200 or Asus USB-AC56 (not sure about hardware revision yet) but google keep telling me Kali Linux does not have driver for any of the three...
I am using 1.0.9 right now. So anyone know if driver is included now? If not, any suggestion on the adaptor, especially works with Aircrack-ng:)
Thanks,
/S
Hi there!
This might be helpful:
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/List_of_802.11ac_Hardware
As far for the driver, there is a Linux driver for D-Link DWA-182 Revision Cx provided by dlink:
http://www.dlink.com/gr/el/support/p...revc#downloads
but as far as I remember (I've read it somewhere) it doesn't support monitor mode.
You may also look at:
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Edimax_EW-7822UAC
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Netgear_A6200
and
https://wikidevi.com/wiki/List_of_Wi...e_IDs_in_Linux
If you find a clue about which card you should buy please report back because I'm interesting also.
Hi :)
1. RTFM
Compatible cards
Compatibility drivers
2. RECOMMENDED
Aircrack-ng project and community recommended RTL8187L chip. For example ALFA Network AWUS036H.
3. YOUR CHOICE
3.1 ASUS USB-AC56 have the RTL8812AU (Realtek) chip. (link for drivers place on the page)
3.2 Netgear A6200 have the BCM43526 (Broadcom) chip. (link for drivers place on the page)
3.3 D-Link DWA-182 rev A1 have the BCM43526 (Broadcom) chip. (link for drivers place on the page)
D-Link DWA-182 rev C1 have the RTL8812AU (Realtek) chip. (link for drivers place on the page)
I recommend you Realtek chip for Aircrack-ng.
I probably will go get the net gear one. I think the d-link and net gear use the same chipset. I will reply back if it works (hope so)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick_the_Greek
Did you find any Linux driver for A6200? It looks like the only way to get it working (partially) is with ndiswrapper.Quote:
Originally Posted by chinese_ys
Honestly, no. The only one from my list above has Linux driver is the asus but they say no monitor mode either... I have another application I need to use on windows and it does to supports asus for monitor but the netgear. So my logic is getting the working with windows and try it with kali. If not working in kali, then I would have to wait...
Thanks, I might try both :) and report backQuote:
Originally Posted by 1amer
Actually, I was able to use the monitor mode on this key (AC56R) on a kali vm and it worked. I can say it was hard to setup and it's really not reliable (sometimes it disconnects by itself, sometimes it doesn't connect) but there is definitely something to do with this key, as I was able.Quote:
Originally Posted by chinese_ys
EDIT : I was also able to run a full aircrack-ng command with a password list and it worked fine after tweaking a bit with the interface commands.