how can I get the signal strength in wifi ?

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hey developers ...
how r u ?
I wanna know how can I get the signal strength in wifi from many APs at the same time .
is that possible ?
plz help me

Posted 20-Feb-10 4:58am

blacksector

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Solution 1

There is a managed wifi class library available at codeplex[^], you can download it and try this example[^].

or you can download this code[^] and try.

I haven't tried any of these, just found them from Google search.

Posted 20-Feb-10 19:39pm

Rutvik Dave

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Sunil P V · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-26T04:02:00

Solution 2

Hello,

If you haven't yet got a solution for this, let me know. I can help you on this.

Check WINDOWS WLAN API in google. You should be getting a whole lot of samples.

Regards
Sunil

Posted 26-Mar-10 4:02am

Sunil P V