On 1 Sep 2007, at 23:34, Ed Gould wrote: > ... > I suppose someone else's wireless could be killing my signal how do > you tell? In the past I've used KisMac for this. <http://kismac.macpirate.ch/> KisMac is a whole wireless (security) auditing suite and very comprehensive - I think its full features are kinda overkill for your purposes and that someone else write a simple stumber that would be adequate - but when you start it up it shows a table of which networks are detected & which channels they're on. Ideally, if your neighbour's wireless is on channel 11 then yours should ideally be on channel 1, 4 or 8. I think that each channel overlaps the two adjacent ones, so spacing should be 3 apart. Different manufacturers of APs tend to choose different default channels - 11 and 1 are the most common, so it's as equally likely that packets from your neighbour's AP collide with yours as it is that they cause no interference at all. Stroller.