# Kismet site override file # Options in this file replace options of the same name in any other conf files #Data source is Wi-Fi adapter. Uncomment line for single channel #source=wlan0:name=linuxwifi,channel=161,channel_hop=false #Uncomment next line for channel hop source=wlan0:name=linuxwifi,channel_hop=true,channels="1,6,11,36,40,44,48,149,153,157,161" # How fast do we hop channels? Time can be hops/second or hops/minute. channel_hop_speed=2/sec # Logging is enabled by type; plugins may add additional types. The log types can be # overridden on the command line with the '--log-types' argument. # # Built-in log types (plugins may add more, consult the documentation for plugins): # kismet Unified log which can be turned into multiple types of data # pcapppi Old-style pcap with PPI headers for signal and metadata. Not as # flexible as the pcapng format. # pcapng Pcap-NG (suitable for use with Wireshark and Tshark, as well as other # tools) which contains raw pcap data with interface tags. See the # Kismet readme for methods to turn this into an old-style pcap log. # # By default, Kismet only enabled the unified 'kismet' log; the pcapng option is # provided for special configurations as a legacy fallback mode. log_types=pcapng enable_logging=true # Do we process the contents of data frames? If this is enabled, data # frames will be truncated to the headers only immediately after frame type # detection. This will disable IP detection, etc, however it is likely # safer (and definitely more polite) if monitoring networks you do not own. #hidedata=true # Kismet has several options for how state is maintained: # # To load all previously seen devices immediately on Kismet starting, use # the 'onstart' option; This is the default mode. All devices Kismet has # stored will be loaded, and be shown as idle until new data is seen. # # persistent_load=onstart # # To only load an existing device when that device is seen, again, use the # 'ondemand' option; Devices will retain history, but will only be loaded when # there is new activity. # # persistent_load=ondemand persistent_load=ondemand