Now, when you're in the car before driving, you run the Kessman server with this command.
Just don't forget to change the Wi-Fi interface for your interface.
All right, so now I am driving and the Kismet server is detecting the Wi-Fi networks pretty amazing.
We can always display the results with the user interface of kismet from the browser.
So open up this address.
Of course, we'll need to create a user to log in with.
And sure enough, here are the Discover devices.
So let's have a look, see if the GB's is working.
And yeah, the KGB's values are saved by Kessman now, the same time you'll see the GPS status on your
phone.
So sometimes a status will be no fix or two defects, if you want to get a really good view of mapping,
though, it will be better for us to have a 3D fix.
Then when you finish your route, you can press the keyboard, command, control, see, and that stops
the Giesbert server and then a Kessman server will be saved on the current directory.
All right, so I've completed were driving and collected enough information so that I can show you how
to map.
So it is now time to visualize the results, so I need to have a camel file and that will import into
Google Earth.
Now in this blog post, the gist kismet is used to convert net XML to the CCAMLR file format.
However, in the new version of the Kismet tool, the file format generated as the result of scanning
is already the kismet format.
So we have a Kasman file now.
So that means we can give this file to a file format with Kismet DB to Camil, which is a great tool,
so we'll copy this part.
And then we'll give the kids file with the in parameter and we'll give a name for the new came out file
with the out parameter.
OK, so, of course, there are warnings for certain Wi-Fi devices, but don't worry about dark, Hasmet
did not find a good fix from GPS data for these devices, but these don't have to be all the devices
discovered.
So there.
So let's check the CCAMLR file.
OK, so look at this, a whole lot of coordinates have been recorded.
So now the last step is to export this file to Google Earth, so to do this, we need to move this file
to the host machine where Google Earth is installed.
So first, I'll just move this file to the desktop with the movie Command.
OK, so it's here, so we'll drag it to the host machine.
Now, let's install Google Earth you can search for on Google if you don't have it.
Click on the website, agree and download.
OK, so click on the downloaded this file.
Double click install.
And the install was completed, so let's go ahead and open it.
File tab and open.
Here it is, import camil file.
So this approach you move to me is really exciting.
I mean, here is my route and the Discover devices.
So I can now examine all of the results a lot more closely on my Visualize map, pretty cool.