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Monday, March 8, 2010

Traffic Talk 10 Posted

Posted on 11:07 AM by Unknown
I just noticed that my tenth edition of Traffic Talk, titled Pcapr.net -- where Web 2.0 meets network packet analysis, has been posted. From the article:

Solution provider takeaway: Pcapr.net is a free packet collaboration site hosted by Mu Dynamics. Solution providers can participate in the community to exchange, analyze and gather traces for testing products or processes for their customers, including network packet analysis.

Not many networking solution providers are happy with the apparently limited number of network traces available for testing their products or processes. Hardly a day goes by on a network-focused mailing list without a participant asking, "Where can I download network traffic to test X?" Fortunately for anyone who wants to take network traffic exchange to a new level, Mu Dynamics has answered the call. Its Pcapr.net site is the self-proclaimed "Web 2.0 for packets." In this edition of Traffic Talk, we'll take a tour of Pcapr.net to see what features it offers networking solution providers, including network packet analysis.
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