Alfa Network AWUS036NHA – USB WiFi Adapter, 150 Mbps, 802.11b/g/n, RP-SMA, AR9271L Atheros Chipset

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I thought that maybe it didn't have the right drivers so i tried to apt-get install firmware-atheros but it said that it was already installed. I just did a fresh install of windows 10, and had an awful time getting my usb adaptor (ALFA AWUS036NHA with the Atheros AR9271 Chipset) to work on it. ifconfig wlan(x) up - This reinstates the connection of your adapter. So in this case for example I shall type in "ifconfig wlan1 up" to reinstate.

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Once I did that, I heard my Alfa disconnect and reconnect from Windows, and all of a sudden, I had wlan0 interface. No reboot needed. Finally, I ran Wash to find out if there were any weak WPS devices that I could use to test out my new card. root@kali: ~# wash -i wlan0mon

From wireless-regdb-2013.02.13 folder Copy any .pem files you see to the crda pubkeys directory inside crda-1.1.3 folder

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type ~/wifichanges/wireless-regdb-2013.02.13#leafpad '/root/wifichanges/wireless-regdb-2013.02.13/db.txt' So I will run into the problem only if I connect, don’t wait, and then attempt to reconnect my device to my VBox VM. I was asking if you go the same issues even after a reboot and attempt to connect it to your VM. The HA was typically giving a signal strength, on the Engenius AP, of around -78 to -82. As low as -90db.

I’m not sure I understand your question. I can get it working on Windows and VMWare on the first try every time. It’s never worked on VirtualBox. That said, I ran into some issues with the default filter, so I had to create a blank filter with the proper values.