Locating the physical location of a Rogue AP

I have a situation where there appears to either be a rogue AP in one of our buildings or it is an AP that was missed when we were coverting them over to lightweight mode because it has the same SSID that we are using and is Cisco but my AP's are not finding it friendly.
I would like to try and find this AP, while WCS has given me a good idea on the location, I am looking for software for my laptop that could help me narrow it down even more.
Is there some software that will show all of the access points that my laptop sees as well as their mac address and strenght? I think a wireless site survey tool might work. But, I dont think I can use Cisco's since I will be using a lenovo laptop with its built in wireless card. Does anyone have some recommendations on some software for this task?
Thanks

AFIK you can do this in three ways basically.
1) buy a directional antenna and start sweeping
2) make a directional antenna and start sweeping.
3) if you have severals base stations in the surroundings you can get the general idea of what area to look in by checking the signal streangth of the rouge AP in the different APs. just map it out in a building/surrounding area type of map.
I would look at a directional antenna and cover the ground quickly to find the rouge ap. netstumbler helps out alot.
is the keys and encryptions correct on the rouge AP ? then its probably one you have missed or a serious try to break in to your company.
then just look in your installment plans and check wich one is in that location that you do not have control over.
just some thoughts.
Good luck.

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