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# The Clients inspector

> Information about clients associated to a network in WiFi Explorer Pro 3.

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<Note>
  Client information is not available when using active scan mode.
</Note>

A list of the columns available in the *Clients* inspector is shown below:

| Column | Description |
| - | - |
| Address | The MAC address of the associated client. |
| Annotations | An editable column for custom labels or comments, e.g. "My iPhone". |
| BSSID | The BSSID of the network the client is associated to. |
| Channel | The primary channel of the network that the client is associated to. |
| First Seen | The absolute time at which the client was first found. |
| Last Seen | The absolute time at which the client was last found. |
| Signal | The current received signal strength indicator (RSSI) of the client in dBm. *This is the RSSI of the client as measured by the built-in adapter or capture device (external adapter, sensor, etc.)*. |
| Vendor | The name of the manufacturer of the client, if available. |

Because *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* is hopping between channels when scanning, not all clients might be found, especially if there isn't client activity when *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* is scanning the client's operating channel. However, the longer the scan runs, the higher the probability for *WiFi Explorer Pro 3* to find more clients.

<Tip>
  To achieve higher accuracy in client detection, switch to *Passive Mode - Single Channel* when scanning for networks using your Mac's built-in Wi-Fi adapter and choose the channel of the network you want to monitor or troubleshoot.
</Tip>

The *Networks Table*'s *Clients* column displays the number of associated clients found for each network.

## See also

* [Find networks using the built-in Wi-Fi adapter](/wifiexplorerpro3/find-networks-using-built-in-adapter)
* [Find networks using other scan sources](/wifiexplorerpro3/find-networks-using-other-scan-sources)
* [Read and display data from capture files](/wifiexplorerpro3/read-and-display-data-from-capture-files)
* [Create and manage profiles](/wifiexplorerpro3/create-and-manage-profiles)


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