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Get network information through Ubuntu Terminal

Is there a command where, when entered outputs information such as: If the network connection is wired or wireless if it is a wireless network, the name of the wireless network How strong the signal ...
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how to install and build “iw” for android 4.1? [closed]

i need to install iw wireless packages on android 4.1 device. but i don't know how and what is the require version of the packages to install !! also is it need linux platform to do this or it is ...
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get RSSI using commands?

mu network is group created by WIFI DIRECT, so i need to measure the signal strength RSSI between the client and its owner for android platform. So, assume we know SSID and MAC address for owner or ...
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How to monitor other nodes to get RSSI?

I need to measure RSSI between two peers of nodes in same network. If I have these two information: SSID for their network. IP for the target node to get the RSSI regarding it. So I found this ...
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Connect to hidden Wifi AP with wpa-supplicant?

I have a headless Debian machine, with a Wifi dongle connected. I used to hide the Wifi AP, but now I can't. If I unhide it, some lines in the /etc/network/interfaces will allow me to connect: auto ...
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2answers
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'iwlist' -> interface doesn't support scanning (Ubuntu LTS 10.04)

I am using Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS) on a Samsung N150+ netbook. I cannot scan wifi networks using iwlist and I would like to do so. Here is the output from some tests: ...
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How do I connect to a new wifi on the command line? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: All commands that should be used to connect to wifi in command line I don't need to configure my wifi card or anything. I just want to do the equivalent of a) listing ...
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All commands that should be used to connect to wifi in command line

I would like to switch from gnome to awesome and I would like to connect my wifi network in command line (instead of using gnome tools). So, I searched on the internet and found approximatively the ...