Visually map nearby wifi signals with Ekahau HeatMapper

NetStumbler and inSSIDer are cool wireless utilities, but Ekahau Heat Mapper takes things one step further. When you launch HeatMapper, you'll have the opportunity to select a map image - say, one you put together using Autodesk Dragonfly.
Wander around your location and click on the map every time you pause to take a reading, and HeatMapper rolls the collected data into a slick, interactive map. Hover over an access point, and the display updates to show its signal strength.
It's a handy way to help optimize your wireless network - or figure out who's AP you should jump on if your own router happens to take an unexpected dirt nap.
Have a Guinness on us, Molly!
Wander around your location and click on the map every time you pause to take a reading, and HeatMapper rolls the collected data into a slick, interactive map. Hover over an access point, and the display updates to show its signal strength.
It's a handy way to help optimize your wireless network - or figure out who's AP you should jump on if your own router happens to take an unexpected dirt nap.
Have a Guinness on us, Molly!












Comments
9
Subscribe to commentsiGateJun 16th 2009 6:14PM
mac equivalent?
Z MonsterJun 16th 2009 6:32PM
looks cool but doesn't have a 64 bit version :(
BrianJun 17th 2009 1:51AM
Doesn't the 32 bit work on 64 bit systems?
LucasJun 17th 2009 3:52PM
The installer says it "can not be installed to 64 bit Windows"
BrianJun 17th 2009 1:53AM
I have a USB GPS for my netbook. Is there any software that will scan for networks while I drive around my city, logging their locations?
contact+downloadsquadJun 17th 2009 4:25AM
I was hoping this was based on GPS :(
kojo87Jun 17th 2009 2:49AM
this is far more time consuming than i anticipated
MollyJun 17th 2009 3:57AM
Sláinte :)
krispyJun 17th 2009 10:31AM
A tip for those who have trouble building maps to use. Just do a screen cap of a google map at the res you want, save, and use that. Very easy! Love this program...