I took a snapshot and closed InSSIDer to upload.
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The Pro version would benefit from the ability to build sites and rooms for the technician ahead of time. I quickly created a site “JakeHouseOld,” and a room “Living Room.” It’s easy to create these from InSSIDer, but I haven’t found a way to do it from the Rampart interface. Logging into InSSIDer, it looks very familiar except for the bar on the right-hand side. I downloaded InSSIDer for windows and put it in my general purpose VM and a USB Wi-Fi NIC. For me, an issue is that InSSIDer is (currently) Windows only and I don’t own a WiSpy Air. Just fill in an email, password, and credit card number, and you are underway. Sign up of the subscription is super easy. But you can sign up and purchase it under “Metageek Plus.” Which ironically is both the “plus” and “pro” versions. The name “Rampart” isn’t on the website in obvious places, so if you go looking for it, you won’t find it. While the demo of the WiSpy Air and Air Viewer were very much a recap, Rampart and the collaboration platform in Metageek Plus and Pro subscriptions is intriguing to me. Let’s dig into what we saw and why I’m excited about it. I had the chance to catch up with Metageek at Mobility Field Day 4 (#MFD4), and I’m exceptionally hopeful about their future. I’ve seen updates to most of the software portfolio start trickling out, as well as net-new products like the WiSpy Air, which I got a look at back in February at WLPC. At my last job, we purchased copies of InSSIDer, Chanalyzer, and WiSpy dBx for most of the team, and after two years, things just stopped getting better.Īfter somewhat writing them off from my day to day tool usage, this year has had me excited to see what the folks at Metageek have been working on. I’ll be honest that I’ve been a bit down on a Metageek for a while.
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