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Return to top of page What are the new Voice and Video views in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

Voice & Video Dashboard provides visibility into the voice and video over IP network traffic per capture.

Return to top of page What information is displayed in the new Voice and Video Dashboard?

Call Summary, showing total calls, open calls, closed calls and more.
Call Quality Distribution, showing bar or pie charts of open and closed calls by quality based on MOS scores default is bar, can be either
Call Utilization graph, showing VoIP-related utilization compared to overall network utilization over time
Call Volume graph, showing the number of open calls over time for voice and video
Call Quality graph, showing call quality over time per codec

Return to top of page Is it possible to make graphs on Voice & Video Summary statistics in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

OmniPeek reports numerous voice and video over IP statistics, such as packet loss, MOS, and RFactor, which are critical for analyzing and troubleshooting multimedia networks. The ability to graph these important statistics over time allows an even faster and more accurate problem finding-and-solving cycle. In addition, Version 6 allows the network administrator to create graphs on all voice and video statistics collected with a click of the mouse.

Return to top of page What Codecs are supported for call playback in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

G.711u (Payload type 0)
G.711A (Payload type 8)
G.723.1 - 5.3k (Payload type 4)
G.723.1 - 6.3k (Payload type 4)
G.726 - 16k (Payload Type Dynamic)
G.726 - 32k (Payload Type 2)
G.728 (Payload type 15)
G.729a (Payload type 18)

Return to top of page What Signaling Protocols are supported in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

SIP
SCCP
MGCP
RTSP
H.323
Avaya

Return to top of page What are the other new features in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

Advanced Signaling and Media Analysis of H.323 and Avaya CCMS MPLS and VLAN Analyses

Return to top of page Can I save a VoIP call that I have captured with OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?strong>

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.

Return to top of page What are the system requirements for OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

P4 2.4 GHz Processor; 2 GB RAM; 20 GB Available HD Space, Windows Vista, Windows XP Professional (SP3) or Windows Server 2003 (SP2) Internet Explorer 7 and Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0.

Return to top of page What are the new UI enhancements in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

There are two window layouts available: Tabbed view and Multiple view. The user can switch between two layouts using the Options dialog in the Workspace section. The default is the Tabbed view.

Return to top of page What Omni Adapter Analysis Cards are supported in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

The list of supported adapters can be found at this location on our web site:

http://www.wildpackets.com/products/distributed_network_analysis/omniadapter_analysis_cards

Return to top of page What 802.11n adapters are supported in OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0?

OmniPeek 6.0 supports Ralink, Marvell and Atheros chipsets. Drivers for the Atheros chipsets ship with OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0, The current list of supported adapters can be found on our website at:

http://www.wildpackets.com/support/downloads/drivers

Return to top of page Can you explain the function of the AP capture adapters included with OmniPeek?

This information can be found on our website here:

http://www.wildpackets.com/support/additional_resources/plugin_tips

Return to top of page Will OmniPeek Enterprise 6.0 run on 64 bit Windows Operating Systems?

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.

 
 
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