Packet Peeper2014-06-15

Name: Packet Peeper
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

15 June 2014

Network protocol analyzer/packet sniffer.

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Overview

Packet Peeper is a network protocol analyzer (or "packet sniffer"). Its features include TCP stream reassembly, privilege separation, simultaneous capture sessions, filters, Python plugins, and support for pcap capture files.

What's new in Packet Peeper

Version 2014-06-15:

Added support for RVI/PkTap interfaces (to allow capture from an iPhone connected via USB).
Added crash reporting (using Google BreakPad).
Changed dates to ISO format.
Fixed a serialization bug in the IPv6 decoder.
Synced data inspector status with toolbar menu.

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2 Reviews of Packet Peeper

Packet Peeper is a nice network packet analyzer. Also the fact that is free and open-source is very nice and I kindly thank the developer for this. The functionality put forward by the application is enough to analyze the network packets from a power user/developer/administrator point of view. A nice touch is that packets can be captured and displayed in real-time. There is a Streams windows, which synthesize the network connections and the traffic exchanged through the said connections. Packet Peeper, at least on my iBook G4 1GHz, consumes around 25% CPU time, but the network traffic analyzed is also light (around 100KB/s on receive).

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franticfreddie

18 July 2019

Version: 2014-06-15

Not dead yet ;-) There's a new version 2019.04.06 on the linked website...

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Packet Peeper is a nice network packet analyzer. Also the fact that is free and open-source is very nice and I kindly thank the developer for this. The functionality put forward by the application is enough to analyze the network packets from a power user/developer/administrator point of view. A nice touch is that packets can be captured and displayed in real-time. There is a Streams windows, which synthesize the network connections and the traffic exchanged through the said connections. Packet Peeper, at least on my iBook G4 1GHz, consumes around 25% CPU time, but the network traffic analyzed is also light (around 100KB/s on receive).

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