Free network traffic software for mac

OTSessionWatcher, (previously StreamWatcher) allows you to examine the data transmitted through Open TransportTCP streams. This is useful for debugging network applications and network problems, learning aboutnetworking protocols, or watching for strange or unwanted TCP traffic.

MacSniffer is a front end to the built-in tcpdump packet sniffer on Mac OS X. MacSniffer allows you to view all of the traffic on a network connection, such as ethernet.

MacSniffer includes a filter editing interface and a filter library to easily construct and reuse packet filters to view a subset of all the traffic on the connection, such as just that destined for a specific host or port.

You can choose the level of detail you want captured, from just the minimal packet headers (showing source and destination hosts and ports) up to a full hex and ASCII dump of the packet contents.

MacSniffer can be useful for diagnosing many network problems, debugging client/server programs, and scanning for particular network exploits in real time.

Update Remote Folders is an AppleScript droplet to selectively synchronize the contents of local folders with the contents of remote folders. Its purpose is to help reduce network traffic (afp/ip) by syncing only updated and new files.

The synchronizing occurs only one-way (local > remote).
This script was created for a specific network environment, so it will need to be modified to the users speciications before use.

Communication between manager and service objects occurs in the ServiceMediator object. This approach was used to allow for easier viewing of the interactions between the script objects. It also acts as a convenient area to modify and combine service-object commands, as well as handling polymorphic behaviour.

Bandwidth Sleeper is a simple application that monitors network traffic and sleeps your computer when an upload or download finishes.

Help save the environment, sleep your computer when you arent using it! Simply select uploads or downloads and which interface to monitor, click start and you are set. When your upload or download finishes, your computer will be put to sleep. If there is no network activity when you click start, it will wait for a transfer to begin.

MacCrafters is proud to present its first widget.
The widget will give you up-to-the-minute (actually, up to every five minutes) traffic information for the route you select.

As you may have guessed by the name of the widget, this is designed for residents of Cincinnati, OH. Even if you arent a citizen of Cincinnati, go ahead and check it out. If you like it, we might be able to create a widget for your city!

Tennessee Traffic Cameras widget is a small tool designed to provide a simple and easy way to view traffic cameras from across the state of Tennessee, all in one place.
The traffic widget ties into the TDOT Smartway Information System, the city of Brentwood, the city of Franklin and the city of Murfreesboro.
Currently the widget provides views of traffic cameras for the cities of Brentwood, Chattanooga, Franklin, Knoxville, Memphis, Murfreesboro, and Nashville. As other cities come online, they will be added to the widget as well.
Traffic images update every time you access your Dashboard. (Some cameras only update every few minutes.)

Enhancements
- Incorporates the new Memphis camera system.

GlowWorm FW Lite is a rule-based network security and monitoring application that allows the user to define acceptable behavior on the basis of address, port and application.

GlowWorm FW Lite is a tool that will notify you with an authorization dialog about any unauthorized network activity.

Rules can be defined on the basis of a set of connection criteria include the addresses, ports, relevant endpoint and protocol. Additionally, rules can be restricted to a particular set of users, groups or applications, and the lifetime of a rule can be limited by the lifetime of that application or until the machine reboots.

Relative Network Names allow one to specify symbolic endpoint address like localhost, localnet or remotenet instead of having to "hard code" an ip subnet address.

Rule Actions can alert you using a user-customizable dialog message (based on an sprintf-like format so that you can choose what information to include), if a particular rule matches.

Support for incoming and listener connections provides a more precise means of controlling network traffic than offered by the Mac OS X Firewall.
Drag-and-drop rule re-ordering makes prioritizing rules an intuitive and easy process.