Mac Address of Access Point I'm connected to

[RzB]

Is there an app that will tell me the Mac address of the Access Point I'm connected to.

I have tried WiFi Analyzer and whilst this is an excellent tool, and shows me lots of information about the local WiFi signals, I can't find which AP I'm actually connected to. Unless I'm missing something.

Thanks,
Roy

 

[svim]

Try using a local network utility instead. I like NetX but Fing is really good too. Tools like WiFi Analyzer focus on detecting available WiFi, not necessarily to be a network infrastructure utility.
NetX
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tools.netgel.netx
Fing
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.overlook.android.fing

 

[RzB]

Svim, many thanks for your help.

I had already tried Fing but was unable to find which device was connected to my Android device.

NetX looks very good. It shows the SSID I'm connected to and the Gateway ip address but no detailed information about the Access Point. No ip or Mac address, or Manufacturer etc...

Thanks.

 

[svim]

Assuming that you're on a network that has just a wireless router or an ISP-supplied modem/router, and not a more extensive network involving a router with multiple access points, the gateway is your wireless access point.

 

[RzB]

Assuming that you're on a network that has just a wireless router or an ISP-supplied modem/router, and not a more extensive network involving a router with multiple access points, the gateway is your wireless access point.

Ahh... No no... Wrong assumption I have 5 Access Points - Wireless on the router is actually switched off.

I just want to know which AP I'm connected to.

Thank you for your help.

 

[RzB]

Ahh.... I have found a solution. All the Access Points in my system are Ubiquiti inits.

In the UniFi Controller software is the very information I'm looking for.

Roy