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# EvilTwin - montaje del punto de acceso con Airbase
Crea el punto de acceso objetivo con Airbase-ng.
## Crear el punto de acceso
Use `airbase-ng` para crear el punto de acceso de destino.
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
airbase-ng -e jordan -c 6 -P wlan0mon
```
{% endcode %}
### Propósito del comando
Este comando inicia Airbase-ng a través de la `wlan0mon` interfaz inalámbrica.
El punto de acceso usa el nombre de red `jordan`.
Funciona en el canal `6`.
### Valores de configuración
* `jordan` es el nombre de red configurado.
* `6` es el canal inalámbrico seleccionado.
* `wlan0mon` es la interfaz inalámbrica en modo monitor.
* `-P` se conserva de la configuración existente del punto de acceso.
### Qué verificar
Confirma que Airbase-ng se inicia sin errores en la terminal.
Confirma que la salida muestra el nombre de red y el canal esperados.
Mantén la terminal en ejecución mientras el punto de acceso esté activo.
### Resultado
Airbase-ng mantiene activo el punto de acceso configurado hasta que el proceso se detiene.
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