OmniPeek is part of WildPackets' Omni³ System. The Omni³ System is a third generation packet analysis solution (defined by WildPackets as: first gen were character based systems such as the original Sniffer or tcpdump in the late 1980s, second gen were analyzers with a GUI and mouse and menu driven interfaces, like EtherPeek in the 1990s, and third gen is defined as intelligent analysis that can collect packets, 24x7, locally, or via remotely distributed intelligent agents). Packet sniffers (also known as Network Analyzers or Ethernet Sniffers) are software programs that can see the traffic passing over a network or part of a network. ... tcpdump is a common computer network debugging tool that runs under the command line. ... This is just a test This page is a candidate for speedy deletion. ...

OmniPeek's feature set is a superset of EtherPeek, AiroPeek, GigaPeek and WANPeek. OmniPeek can capture packets locally off of the NIC, or via files on the local computer. OmniPeek can also collect packets from remote engines, such as the Omni DNX engine or an Omnipliance. These are just some of the features of the Omni Platform.

OmniPeek has an open architecture, allowing third parties to enhance its decoders, plug-ins, ProtoSpecs, and more.

As of 2004, OmniPeek has supported 10/100/1000 Ethernet, different flavors of WAN, and IEEE 802.11 a, b and g. It has been suggested that IEEE 802. ... Wan is a Chinese abbreviation for the province of Anhui in China. ... IEEE 802. ...