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How to find programmatically out S/N ratio of a network?

Hi, I have a MANET and am writing an application which will be running on the base station and plugged into the TCP network.

I wanted to know how can I figure out the signal-to-noise ratio of a selected node in the MANET? The GUI is based on Qt and I am also using BOOST which I don't have much experience with.

I don't know where to start - is it plugging into the socket and listening on the wire or something else?

Thanks in advance.

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maybe parsing the data that you get off each node with iwconfig helps?

pixel05  2010-10-25 09:01:09

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