What Linux shell command can be used to view the hardware and PHY capabilities of a wireless adapter in detail including channel widths, output power settings, channels supported, and more?
What Linux shell command can be used to view the hardware and PHY capabilities of a wireless adapter in detail including channel widths, output power settings, channels supported, and more?
The 'iw phy' command in Linux is used to display detailed information about the hardware and PHY capabilities of a wireless adapter. It provides comprehensive details including channel widths, output power settings, and supported channels. On the other hand, 'ifconfig' and 'iwconfig' are more commonly used for managing network interfaces and wireless connections rather than displaying detailed hardware capabilities. 'netsh wlan show device' is a Windows command, not applicable to Linux.
The correct answer is B. Iwconfic show minimal info about frecuency, mode and TX Power iw phy sho HT capabiliies, MCS, Bitrate, ...
B is the answer for viewing and reveals more details while D is used to configure