What are the best wireless (2G-3G-4G-WiFi) monitoring tool?

[RFSpecialist]

Hello Friends,

I need a simple tool to monitor my wireless network, but when i do a search I really find a lot of options. WarDriving, FieldTest, Indoor Test, Drive Test, Site Survey and so on.

Note: Currently i use one, but i will not say now, to avoid interfence in the suggestions.

Please share your experience.

[leopedrini]

Hello,

I personally like 2 tools: GMON and GNETTRACK.

Here you can find some articles I’ve wrote about each:

GMON - totally free and light weight.

Using G-MoN (WarDriving - Field Test - Site Survey) for Wi-Fi 2G 3G UMTS 4G LTE 5G NR

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BR,
Leo