Press Release

WildPackets Hosts Asia Pacific Partner Conference

Singapore Meeting Underscores Significant Growth in the Region

Walnut Creek, CA - February 6, 2003

WildPackets Inc., innovators in affordable network analysis tool, education and support program development, announced plans for their annual Asia Pacific Partners meeting, scheduled for later this month in Singapore. WildPackets' APAC partner network has doubled since the last Partners' meeting in February of 2002.

"We look forward to this annual meeting for the opportunity to strengthen channel partner relationships," states Bob Siegel, WildPackets' VP of International Sales. "The APAC Partners conference gives WildPackets the opportunity to present our value proposition, review our road map, provide instruction on new products and channel programs, and to deliver the tools necessary for our partners to provide the highest level of service and support for their customers. It also gives us the chance to relax, exchange ideas, and to get to know one another on a more personal level."

WildPackets made significant inroads in developing the APAC market in 2002. "The potential for growing our business in this region in 2003 is tremendous, and largely depends on the strength of our partners network." says Ron Lee, APAC Sales Director. "Our goal is to work closely with our partners, to bring more resources to bear in the region, and to enjoy even greater sales growth this year."

About WildPackets Inc.

Since 1990, WildPackets has been developing affordable tools designed to simplify the complex tasks associated with maintaining and optimizing computer networks. WildPackets' patented "Peek" technology has long been the recognized standard for network monitoring and analysis. Products are sold in over 50 countries worldwide through a broad network of channel and strategic partners. Customers include Cisco Systems, Agilent, D-Link, Microsoft, Siemens AG, Unisys, Motorola, and others. Strategic partners include Agere Systems, Atheros Communications, 3Com, Intel, Proxim, SysKonnect, Symbol Technologies, and Chevin. Information on the company, products, training, and partners is available at www.wildpackets.com.