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# Capture using a WiFi Coconut

> Capture Wi-Fi traffic using a WiFi Coconut in Airtool 2.

You can use *Airtool 2* to capture Wi-Fi traffic using a [WiFi Coconut](https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-coconut). The WiFi Coconut is a wireless device featuring an array of 14 802.11 Wi-Fi radios that you can use to simultaneously capture Wi-Fi traffic from all 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi channels. The WiFi Coconut also supports capturing Wi-Fi traffic from a single 2.4 GHz channel.

As with other types of captures, *Airtool 2* features such as capture size limits, file rotation, and live captures are available when capturing Wi-Fi traffic using a WiFi Coconut.

## Requirements

*Airtool 2* uses the WiFi Coconut tools to capture packets from the WiFi Coconut. Install the WiFi Coconut tools as indicated in the [WiFi Coconut User's Manual](https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-coconut/) if you haven't already.

To verify that the WiFi Coconut tools are correctly installed, open Terminal and type:

```bash theme={null}
wifi_coconut
```

If you get the message `command not found: wifi_coconut`, then the WiFi Coconut tools are not installed or cannot be found. For more information about installing the WiFi Coconut tools, see [Installing the WiFi Coconut tools](https://docs.hak5.org/wifi-coconut/software-and-drivers/installing-on-macos).

<Note>
  *Airtool 2* does not support multiple WiFi Coconut devices and will only use the first WiFi Coconut connected to your Mac.
</Note>

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## Capture all 2.4 GHz channels simultaneously

1. Connect the WiFi Coconut to your Mac.
2. Go to the *Airtool 2* menu and choose *Capture WiFi Coconut > All Channels*.

## Capture a single 2.4 GHz channel

1. Connect the WiFi Coconut to your Mac.
2. Open the *Airtool 2* menu and choose the desired channel from **Capture WiFi Coconut**.

## See also

* [Do live captures with Wireshark](/airtool2/do-live-captures-with-wireshark)
