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For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

One hint that I see is that a network card has the same or very close RSSI to the device itself I think?

For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

One hint that I see is that a network card has the same or very close RSSI to the device itself I think?itself.

For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

One hint that I see is that a network card has the same or very close RSSI to the device itself.using the network card.

For example I can see when I do a mac address lookup that I have something like a Broadcom mac address in my output. How could I exclude these, either through a setting, or how can I identify network cards in post processing?

One hint that I see is that a network card has the same or very close RSSI to the device using the network card.card. I'm hoping someone knows fields that a network card have that devices wouldn't have (or vice versa).