CACE Airpcap
802.11 wireless network packet extractor
AirPcap Nx meets all your needs for 802.11 diagnostics
The 802.11a / b / g / n USB wireless network extractor is equipped with dual external antennas, which can comprehensively analyze, verify and troubleshoot the wireless network in all areas.
You can use the fastest and simplest search and diagnosis tool PA, or wireshark with fusion parameter settings to perform various wireless network analysis.
The initial R & D team of airpcap is the same organization as wireshark, and the product does not have any compatibility issues. AirPcap can get more complete visibility
Including such as 802.11 information such as data, management, and control frames and 802.11n-specific information such as HT information, aggregate MPDUs, and aggregate MSDUs, etc.
AirPcap Nx has stopped support and supply because of the original factory, we provide customers with additional alternative tools, you can guide to our recommended tools by clicking on the announcement description "SteelCentral Packet Analyzer Plus"
| Airpcap features： |
| 802.11n traffic capture on 20MHz and 40 MHz channels |
| 802.11a, b, g packet capture on 20MHz channels |
| 802.11a, b, g, and n do packet injection at all rates |
| The control part, management part and data packets are decoded in detail in Wireshark, including A-MSDUs, A-MPDUs, and HT information |
| Per-packet radio Information |
| Microsecond timestamp Resolution |
| Built-in two sets of antennas and two sets of external MC-Card connectors can be integrated for external antennas |
| Supports 2x2 MIMO |
| Exclusive multi-channel integration technology can simultaneously monitor multiple channels and retrieve a single file, and can use multiple AirPcap Nx retrievers to merge trace files |
| Fully integrated with Wireshark and CACE Pilot ™ to provide traffic analysis, visualization, drill-down, and reporting functions for wireless networks |
| The USB interface provides light and flexible deployment. |
| Provide AirPcap and WinPcap APIs for building or adding your own 802.11n testing and diagnostic tools |
