====== Which wireless access point am I connected to? ======
{{tag> admin dos wifi}}
===== Windows =====
From a ''cmd'' prompt:
<code dos>netsh wlan show interfaces</code>
The BSSID entry in the output is the MAC address of your access point. To find the corresponding IP address use ''arp -a''; e.g.:
  * ''arp -a'' -- list all ARP entries
  * ''arp -a //<ip_addr>//''  -- list IP entry for IP address ''//<ip_addr>//''
  * ''arp -a | find %%"%%//<mac_addr>//%%"%%'' -- search output of ''arp -a'' for ''//<mac_addr>//''. Useful when you've already used ''netsh wlan'' to find the access point's MAC address.

===== iOS =====

I use [[https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/network-analyzer-ping-traceroute/id557405467?mt=8|Network Analyzer]].

===== What's the password? =====

''netsh wlan show profile name=wifinetworkname key=clear''