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I also note you are in 40MHz bandwidth with 2.4GHz.

This may be correct according to your configuration, but at the very least, very your configs to make sure they are what you want. I note that they are the same manufacturer, but they have different A-MPDU settings. However, the APs were visible from the probe responses.

I could not see the A-MPDU settings in the HT IE from the client due to the filter on the trace. I suspect this may have some impact, if at the very least to force packets to be queued at the AP so more likely to be aggregated. Note in my example this device is in power save mode in particular, using U-APSD. = Payload Type: MSDU <- amsdupresentĠ000 0000. = Sequence number: 2339įrame check sequence: 0xe6c5bc10 This field is here, for example: Frame 2: 1486 bytes on wire (11888 bits), 1486 bytes captured (11888 bits) on interface 0

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The filter I use on your trace is then = 1Īnd indeed, there are none here but at least we can see how to identify them. The A-MSDU Present subfield is set to 0 to indicate that the Frame Body field contains an MSDU or fragment thereof as defined in 8.3.2.1. The A-MSDU Present subfield is set to 1 to indicate that the Frame Body field contains an entire A-MSDU as defined in 8.3.2.2. From 802.11-2012, the QoS element in the 802.11 header has a field which indicates if this frame is an A-MSDU or just an MSDU:Ĩ.2.4.5.9 A-MSDU Present subfield The A-MSDU Present subfield is 1 bit in length and indicates the presence of an A-MSDU. I did not see any any A-MSDU frames in your trace. In addition, there is a signal strength measurement in the header of only the last data frame. Notice the A-MPDU reference number is the same, and the sequence starts with a RTS, then ends with a block ACK. I think you are capturing A-MPDU packets, see this sequence of frames from the AP to the client: You are in monitor and promiscuous mode, so could you share the following output so I can figure out why I can't get mine to do promisc mode: The trace is heavily filtered so no probe requests are observed. Anyway, I could get some info out of the probe responses for the AP capabilities in your area, but not for the client. , but I must be missing something.I reviewed the trace and notice there are no beacons. Turn my phone and turn back on to reconnect to the network I would expect Wireshark to be able to pick that up. I'm not able to get any packets! If I make a call to from my macbook, nothing gets listed. I start capture mode, but unlike this post. Enable WPA Key MIC Length Overrride: unchecked.call subredisetor for retransmitted 802.11 frames: checked.ignore vendor specific HT elements: unchecked.Reassemble fragmented 802.11 datagram packets: checked.My Wireshark - Preferences (Under Protocols > IEEE 802.11)

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link layer header type: 802.11 plus radiotap header.My Capture Interface Settings: (Wi-Fi: en0)

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I have a network, which has 2 nodes (a phone, a MacBook) both are connected to same wireless network, I know the SSID and password for the wireless network: