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# EvilTwin - Den Access Point mit Airbase einrichten
Den Ziel-Access-Point mit Airbase-ng erstellen.
## Erstellen Sie den Zugangspunkt
Verwenden Sie `airbase-ng` um den Ziel-Zugangspunkt zu erstellen.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
airbase-ng -e jordan -c 6 -P wlan0mon
```
{% endcode %}
### Befehlszweck
Dieser Befehl startet Airbase-ng über die `wlan0mon` WLAN-Schnittstelle.
Der Zugangspunkt verwendet den Netzwerknamen `jordan`.
Er arbeitet auf Kanal `6`.
### Konfigurationswerte
* `jordan` ist der konfigurierte Netzwerkname.
* `6` ist der ausgewählte WLAN-Kanal.
* `wlan0mon` ist die WLAN-Schnittstelle im Monitor-Modus.
* `-P` wird aus der bestehenden Zugangspunktkonfiguration übernommen.
### Was zu überprüfen ist
Bestätigen Sie, dass Airbase-ng ohne Terminalfehler startet.
Bestätigen Sie, dass die Ausgabe den erwarteten Netzwerknamen und Kanal anzeigt.
Lassen Sie das Terminal laufen, solange der Zugangspunkt aktiv ist.
### Ergebnis
Airbase-ng hält den konfigurierten Zugangspunkt aktiv, bis der Prozess beendet wird.
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