PacketStream 2.5

PacketStream is a tool that provides point-and-click activation of the Macs built-in network monitoring program, which is usually available only from the command line.
By clicking a few buttons, you can monitor data as it streams over your network--especially useful for checking web traffic, network bottlenecks, or even suspicious network activity.
All network data is displayed in the application itself, and you can save the data to a file for further analysis later.
PacketStream provides a user-friendly way to configure and use the Macs network monitoring tools. This is a lot easier than typing cryptic commands in the Terminal.
As a native Aqua application, it is more intuitive to use than complex, hard-to-install, Unix-based GUI programs. And it is simpler than more expensive "swiss army knife" network programs, which are overkill for most users.

Main features:
- Simple to use: Set a couple of user preferences, click a button, and go.
- Save network data to a file for later analysis.
- Monitor traffic on specific network ports.
- Thorough, searchable user documentation via the "Help" menu.
- Praised as a user-friendly alternative to Unix-based network monitor programs at ArsTechnica.com.
- Created by the developer of AquaEthereal and SharkLauncher, two popular helper applications for Unix-based network programs.

Version restrictions:
- The download is a 30-day demo; you can purchase a license to use the program past the 30-day trial period. Mac OS X 10.4 is the minimum supported platform.

Enhancements
- Dock icon now changes to indicate that network scan is running.
- Now uses system sounds to indicate when network scan starts and stops.
- Can now copy text from the main data display.
- Fixed bug in printing engine; now prints correct number of copies.
- Fixed bug in serial number registration; now correctly calculates days in demo period.