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These features are included with OmniPeek Enterprise 5.1.
OmniPeek Enterprise 5.1 supports G.71 1(u-law, a-law) G.729a, G.728, G.723.1 and G.726
No, but you can upgrade your software to the new version of OmniPeek Enterprise 5.1. Just email us: sales@wildpackets.com or call us at 925-937-3200.
Yes, if the media flow contains data encoded with a supported codec, the call can be saved as a .wav file and played back at any time.
No, at this time the VoIP playback feature is supported by local captures only.
The following Video codecs are supported in Omni 5.1
H.264
Although Omni 5 can identify and decode Avaya VoIP traffic, we cannot decrypt the traffic. Avaya is a proprietary protocol and access to that code would be necessary for decryption.
Both SCCP versions 4.x and 5.x are supported in Omni 5.
The list of supported adapters can be found at this location on our web site:
OmniPeek 5.1 now supports both Marvell and Atheros chipsets. Drivers for both of these chipsets ship with OmniPeek 5.1, The current list of supported adapters can be found on our website at:
The Marvell driver is developed by that company and the custom Atheros driver is developed by WildPackets. Since we do not control the code in the Marvell driver, these differences are to be expected. We expect that when the 802.11n specification is finally ratified, all the manufacturers will endeavor to make their products completely consistent with the draft. WildPackets, as a member of the Wi-Fi Alliance, is in the forefront of 802.11n technology and OmniPeek has been designated product of choice for 802.11n analysis.
This is because Omni 5 is reporting the actual speed of the adapter’s connection, not its maximum data rate. This is an issue that will be addressed by Marvell, as OmniPeek cannot be adjusted to change this behavior.
These adapters work with managed AP solutions from Cisco, Aruba, and Airtight to allow streaming of wireless data on different channels into a single capture in OmniPeek 5.1. These adapters were designed to work with the existing wireless Access Points and Controllers being deployed in modern wireless networks.
OmniPeek 5.1 now includes decoders for NTLM2, SOAP, SSL, as well an enhancements for the decodes of MPEG4, H.264, H.323, H.225, T.37, and T.38
Since all WildPackets products make use of the underlying Operating System for all time computations, no patch will be necessary for our products to operate correctly with the new Daylight Saving Time Change. Important Vista Note: Vista Operating System has a facility for dynamic Daylight Saving Time calculations that takes into account the fact that different years may have different DST dates. The next release of the OmniPeek Product Family (available end of Jan. 2007) will include the code to use this new operating system facility. The end result is that everything will work correctly with Vista, but if a user has XP with the DST hotfix installed, the duration of captures that span the actual time change in past years may be incorrect since XP does not have the facility to understand that different years may have different DST dates.
Yes, but keep in mind that OmniPeek will only support Centrino adapters that use the 3945 chipset. At the present time, that is the only Centrino chipset that is supported. If you have an older Centrino chipset, you will need to use an adapter that utilizes our custom driver.
Although many manufacturers are using this Intel Centrino chipset for the built-in WLAN adapters in their laptops, the drivers used may vary both in version and design. Please review the items below which are the WildPackets tested conditions for supporting the Intel 3945 Chipset:
This is because the Intel 3945 adapter does not have any ISV Promiscuous Mode capabilities. When Intel updates their driver for this adapter and includes ISV Promiscuous Mode, wireless capture from OmniPeek 4.1 will then be possible. This feature is completely incumbent upon the Intel driver update. There is nothing at present that can be added to OmniPeek to allow this functionality.
Although all of our testing was done using the Business Edition of Vista, OmniPeek should install and run fine on the other editions as well, such as Home Basic, Home Premium and Ultimate.
Capture from the WAC PCI T1/E1 or GAC DAG-Series adapters are not supported under Windows Vista at the present time.
OmniPeek will load and run on 64 bit operating systems in 32 bit compatibility mode and supports AMD and Intel x86 processors including the 64 bit capable Pentium and Xeon processors.
Yes, OmniPeek has fully integrated the Application Performance Index (Apdex).
The web views currently have a limit to the number of requests it will display; ¼ the expert flow limit. By default, the expert flow limit is set to 10,000, so the web views will only display the first 2500 requests.
Yes, the Contents tab of the Web Views will attempt to reassemble web pages from traffic still in the buffer. But since there are a myriad of different implementations, content from a number of sites my not be viewable.
It shows a timeline of the selected request, its duration, its packets, and its phases. With it, you can see the timing and location of packets in a request or requests. This will allow you to determine what request is slowing down a page load. The timeline column is essentially a mini representation of the timeline tab.
The following Video codecs are supported in Omni 5.1
Although Omni 5 can identify and decode Avaya VoIP traffic, we cannot decrypt the traffic. Avaya is a proprietary protocol and access to that code would be necessary for decryption.
Both SCCP versions 4.x and 5.x are supported in Omni 5.
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