| The Visual Breakout |
"Say goodbye to raw hex dumps and navigation trees"The visual breakout is one of the key innovations in Unsniff. This type of layout is quite common in text books, protocol design guides, RFCs, teaching aids, and protocol specifications. Despite its widespread use, there is no network analyzer which can produce this representation. Unsniff is the first network analyzer which can draw these diagrams on the fly for all protocols. No more wading through hard to understand tree views or raw hex dumps. Any plugins written by you using the Unsniff API will automatically avail of all the features of Unsniff including the visual breakout. Special Note: Instructors of Networking Courses - you will be amazed how much the Visual Breakout cuts the communication gap between you and your students.Visual Breakout AreasThe visual layout consists of these areas (see image shown below)
Key Features of The Visual Breakout
Things you can do with the Visual BreakoutHow can I collapse a breakout ? How can I display bubble help ? Why is bubble help not appearing for field "xyz" ?
How can I adjust the layout of the visual breakout ?
How can I use the ASCII art diagram ?
Can I change the Bubble Help text ? How can I customize the appearance of the visual breakout ?
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Content aware analysis
View network traffic, how it appears at different layers :
- View reconstructed "user objects" like HTML, Voice conversations, images
- Automatically monitor whole TCP sessions
- View reassembled PDUs, not just link layer packets
- Statistics and conversations
- Decrypt TLS if you possess the private key
- Easily extensible
Two interfaces
A graphical interface that is designed for beginners. All fields are drawn as a protocol diagram with help tooltips. Just hover your move over any field to view a description of the field. Read more

A scripting interface designed to automate analysis. You can write scripts in Ruby or VBScript and either run them stand alone or attach them to menus. Read more

Distributed analysis with Trisul
Unsniff 2.0 can connect securely to Trisul. This allows you to perform drill down network analysis without having to haul large packet dumps across your network.

