Audience

Enterprises looking for a solution that allows WYSIWYG editing of Pcap data for any network stack

About WireEdit

WireEdit allows WYSIWYG editing of Pcap data in situ for any network stack at any stack layer while preserving the binary integrity of the data. Data editing is done in a break-proof manner with the lengths, checksums, offsets, and other inter and intra-packet dependencies recalculated on-the-fly for all affected packets and protocol layers. One could think of WireEdit as a Microsoft Word™ for captured network data. All other packet editing tools are very limited in their ability to edit binary encoded stack layers above TCP/UDP without breaking packets' integrity. WireEdit is a full-stack packet editor by design. It doesn't break packets' integrity at any layer. WireEdit with IETF protocols support is $95/day (24 hours). Other packages/durations as well as site licenses are available. WireEdit is a proprietary, enterprise level captured network traffic editor. Full support for all 4G/LTE 3GPP Mobile Core protocols and interfaces including SS7, RANAP, DIAMETER, and VoLTE.

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Pricing

Starting Price:
$95 per day

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Ratings/Reviews - 1 User Review

Overall 5.0 / 5
ease 5.0 / 5
features 5.0 / 5
design 5.0 / 5
support 5.0 / 5
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Company Information

Omnipacket
Founded: 2014
omnipacket.com/wireedit

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    Used the software for: Less than 6 months
    Frequency of Use: Weekly
    User Role: User
    Company Size: 500 - 999
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    "Attractive full stack packet editor"

    Edited 2023-02-04

    Pros: It is nice to know that my organization is able to use the full stack pack edition. Its proprietary & enterprise level network traffic capture features are impressive to me. It allows WYSIWYG editing of PCAP data in situ for any network stack at any stack layer. I use the toolbar to stay up to date on lengths, checksums, offsets, and protocol layers, which saves me time and effort.

    Cons: The app works really well. My only wish is that the tool details in the tutorial area could include more guidance and training features to better explain how to use them. The price of this service is what I dislike most. It is a helpful service, but it is very expensive for public organizations. It would be helpful to offer different price levels. In addition, developers should always add more effective features & tools, such as Microsoft Office.

    Overall: My experience with this application has been positive and its feature-rich toolbar is very helpful. I have used it comfortably to process, edit, and create documentation for my organisation. All other packet editing tools are very limited in their ability to edit binary encoded stack layers but wireEdit is a full-stack packet editor by design. It also offers other packages and site licenses. The app fully supports all Mobile Core protocols and interfaces. Measuring my productivity and time really helps me to keep track of my work easily.

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