Existing users, 
I've been using version 1.0.5 which does a fine job of identifying closed (stealth) networks. A great help when it came to selecting a wireless channel which wasn't being used by anyone else within range...even if their network was stealthed.
Today I d/l version 1.1 and find that stealthed networks are no longer being fingered. Why was that capability removed? I thought it was one of the best features of the software...if the user is interested in de-conflicting his/her network channel from nearby users.
AirRadar
Advanced wireless network scanner/stumbler.
Version: 1.2.4
What happened to closed (stealth) network ID?
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: Felix01 Friday, September 19 2008 @ 11:00 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: 6-12 months
Recommend Product: YES
Comments
What happened to closed (stealth) network ID? - Felix01
Nope, recycling the API scanning option in Preferences made no difference in version 1.1.2. You guys changed something...what was it?You've downgraded the application from doing one of the main things I was using AirRadar for... de-conflicting my network channel from other closed or "stealth" networks in the vicinity.
Is there a place to download the older version from? I want to retrograde and recover that lost capability.
Saturday, November 08 2008 @ 12:49 AM PST
What happened to closed (stealth) network ID? - Koingo Software
If you enable/disable the API scanning option in Preferences, you may get the feature you desire back.Reply to This
Tuesday, October 14 2008 @ 10:10 PM PDT