BSSID Finder

The BSSID Finder application allows you to find the location of a Wi-Fi access point, using the device serial number as input data. The work is performed in the command line mode.

Using the program

The service is based on the popular RouterScan database. It allows you to quickly display the device you need using a marker on the 2GIS map. Integration allows you not only to find the address, but also to create an optimal route and find out additional information.

Configuring and using

Beforehand, you need to start RouterScan and enter the required range into the corresponding form. After clicking on the Start scan button, the database search will start. During the search, the current status and additional notifications will be displayed. After the work is completed, a corresponding notification will be displayed. To view the result, go to the Good Results section. There is a possibility to export data - the Export scan table option is responsible for this. This allows you to save the data to a text file for further study. The final result is information about Wi-Fi access points. If necessary, the user can additionally generate a map of the desired location with marks. The user-friendly interface is used, the number of settings is minimal, so there are no difficulties. There is a built-in help section with a description of the interface and the principle of operation. The stages of work are described in sufficient detail, so the program will suit even inexperienced users.

Key features

• The application allows you to display the location of a wireless access point based on its serial number;
• RouterScan table is used for searching;
• the interface is implemented in command line format;
• integration with 2GIS maps.