Kenn,
Maybe check up on:
- NetworkMiner - on SourceForge
- NetWitness - http://www.netwitness.com/
...in case they'll help.
I've not used either of them, but saw a video on them somewhere
recently, and they looked impressive.
- Mike K.
Kenn Humborg wrote:
> I've got network packet captures from both ends of
> a TCP connection and I'm try to figure out what's
> happening during some intermittent packet-loss
> episodes.
>> Currently, I'm looking at both traces in two Wireshark
> windows, but it's less than ideal.
>> Does anyone know of a tool that would load up both
> captures, synch them up (without having tight clock
> sync at both ends) and tell me things like
>> o This packet took N ms to get to the other side
> o This packet was received N times
> o This packet was received out of order
> o This packet was lost
>> etc.
>> Later,
> Kenn
>>
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