This software is a network packet protocol analyzer implemented natively in Cocoa.
If you're looking for a powerful tool for analyzing packet files, you might want to check out Cocoa Packet Analyzer. This software is built using libPCAP to provide unpacked network traffic analysis.
One of the best things about Cocoa Packet Analyzer is its ability to open PCAP files - simply use the .pcap extension to access them. From there, you can start analyzing packets in-depth, with a range of useful features at your fingertips.
For example, the software lets you search and filter packets, so you can quickly hone in on the exact data you need. And with support for a range of Ethertypes and protocols, including Ethertype ARP, Ethertype IP, Ethertype PPPoED/S, and more, you can be sure you're getting a comprehensive overview of your packet data.
Other supported IP protocols include TCP, UDP, ICMP, IGMP, and IP itself. And when it comes to PPPoE discovery and session stages, you're covered too. The software also supports PPP protocols including IP, LCP, IPCP, CCP, PAP, and CHAP, as well as L2TP-Protocol and RADIUS-Protocol (both port-based detection) and SIP-Protocol.
Overall, if you need to dig deep into packet file analysis, Cocoa Packet Analyzer could prove an indispensable tool. With its extensive functionality and support for a wide range of protocols, it's definitely worth considering.
One of the best things about Cocoa Packet Analyzer is its ability to open PCAP files - simply use the .pcap extension to access them. From there, you can start analyzing packets in-depth, with a range of useful features at your fingertips.
For example, the software lets you search and filter packets, so you can quickly hone in on the exact data you need. And with support for a range of Ethertypes and protocols, including Ethertype ARP, Ethertype IP, Ethertype PPPoED/S, and more, you can be sure you're getting a comprehensive overview of your packet data.
Other supported IP protocols include TCP, UDP, ICMP, IGMP, and IP itself. And when it comes to PPPoE discovery and session stages, you're covered too. The software also supports PPP protocols including IP, LCP, IPCP, CCP, PAP, and CHAP, as well as L2TP-Protocol and RADIUS-Protocol (both port-based detection) and SIP-Protocol.
Overall, if you need to dig deep into packet file analysis, Cocoa Packet Analyzer could prove an indispensable tool. With its extensive functionality and support for a wide range of protocols, it's definitely worth considering.
What's New
Version 0.65: N/A