Removing wlan0mon created by Kismet
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01:31 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 15
If your wireless card runs a netlink
compatible driver (eg. based on the standard mac80211
stack), you can use the following command to delete the interface:
iw dev wlan0mon del
See iw help
output for more info on creating/deleting VIFs:
dev <devname> interface add <name> type <type> [mesh_id <meshid>] [4addr on|off] [flags <flag>*]
phy <phyname> interface add <name> type <type> [mesh_id <meshid>] [4addr on|off] [flags <flag>*]
Add a new virtual interface with the given configuration.
Valid interface types are: managed, ibss, monitor, mesh, wds.
The flags are only used for monitor interfaces, valid flags are:
none: no special flags
fcsfail: show frames with FCS errors
control: show control frames
otherbss: show frames from other BSSes
cook: use cooked mode
The mesh_id is used only for mesh mode.
dev <devname> del
Remove this virtual interface