Unlike previous versions of Analyzer Pro, which used only a single WiFi adapter to detect wireless traffic, commonly scanning across the entire spectrum, Analyzer Pro 9.0 can utilise up to three WiFi adapters to listen into traffic on three channels at the same time without missing a frame on any channel, thanks to time-sliced scanning behaviour. Version 9.0 is the first version of Analyzer Pro fully supported on 64-bit Windows operating systems (although the application itself is still 32-bit), and I successfully installed and tested the product on a Dell Inspiron XPS 1330 running 64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate. The new version also delivers a more action-oriented interface and troubleshooting tools with better connections.Īnalyzer Pro 9.0 costs £2,518, but is available as a free upgrade to current customers with up-to-date support contracts. With its new support for multiple analysis sensors, AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer Pro 9.0 delivers the much-needed ability to analyse WiFi client roaming behaviour, albeit with some annoying but not critical limitations.ĪirMagnet (a Fluke Networks company) started shipping Analyzer Pro 9.0 this month, finally delivering multi-adapter support to a laptop-based WiFi analysis solution and making it possible to simultaneously troubleshoot and analyse activity occurring on multiple channels, including roaming events.
AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer Pro 9 lights up simultaneous WiFi analysis on up to three channels at the same time, making it much easier to troubleshoot voice over WiFi and other application problems attributable to client roaming behaviour.
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