A new tool currently available to developers has been discovered in Mac OSX Lion.
Option-clicking the wifi menu bar icon brings up the usual extra features, as well as a new one; Wi-Fi Diagnostics.
This launches the new Wi-Fi Diagnostics menu, where users can record and monitor all the goings on of traffic, performance and data speeds running through your networks!
Looks like a very useful little tool, and just another easter egg found inside Lion!
Ill try this one.
ReplyDeleteYou´ll need airport for this?
ReplyDeletePretty useful tool, its nice to know about it
ReplyDeletereally good to know!
ReplyDeletereminds me of the wardriving days of open APs... good times
ReplyDeleteWait, can it analyze all network traffic or just the traffic to and from the Mac? I'd really like a way to know what else is going on in my network. I'm just paranoid like that.
ReplyDeletenice to know. Thanks for the info.
ReplyDeleteThat's really handy
ReplyDeleteno i was wrong not available in leo, nice find :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to see something with a lot more detail than basic Airport provided.
ReplyDeleteI already knew this but i love the fact, that youre dedicating a blog for mac users! :)
ReplyDeleteThats sweet. So far I have had no need for that though.
ReplyDeleteanyone saw how in 5 seconds some guy from a french security company hacked a the Mac OSX, so much for being so secured
ReplyDeleteNice find =)
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