airgrab network packet analyzer 0.9.4 trial software / shareware for mac

Surf Pattern Analyzer is useful because web surfers locate a page of a web-site by typing url or selecting a bookmark or following a link or searching keyword phrases from search engines (such as Google, MSN, Yahoo, AskJeeves, etc.)
Then read a number of pages following internal links before leaving the site. Understanding this web site navigation pattern (or surfer behavior) is very important in web content optimization. The goal of Surf Pattern Analyzer is to help improve contents and links between pages by offereng information about how was a page located and where they moved out.
Find out how surfers locate your web-pages, and how they navigate and surf your web-site!
Keyword phrases used in search engines provide clues for further content optimization to improve SERPs (search engine result pages) and bring more search engine referrals.
Search engine optimization (SEO) involves smart keyword insertions into web pages. Analyzing links between keywords & keyword phrases and web-pages can lead to page designs that brings surfers to the right contents and pages.
Surf Pattern Visual Analyzer (SPVA) can be used to identify crucial web navigation patterns of your web-site visitors.
- Where (or which pages) they come from: direct visits, search engines, external referrers, within internal pages.
- Where (or which pages) they go to, within internal web pages.
- Identification of most heavy incoming and outgoing pages.
- Identification of most heavy navigation paths.
- Search engine keywords and keyword phrases link analysis (Google, MSN, Yahoo).
- Supplement functions of your web-analytics such as AwStats and Urchin stats.

Enhancements
- Improve performance and larger input size up to 50,000 page views.

Interarchy Network Status Widget allows you to watch how much data is being sent and received from your Mac.
To use, first launch Interarchy. Interarchy needs to be running to collect transfer statistics. Next, create an Interarchy Network Status widget on your Dashboard. Flip it over and select which network interface you wish to observer. Flip the widget back over. You should see a graph representing the data being transfered to and from your Mac. Clicking the front of the widget allows you to cycle through data for the last minute, 12 minutes, hour, four hours, or day.
You can create as many Interarchy Network Status widgets as you like and configure each for a different network interface.
System requirements:
- Interarchy 8.1 or higher.

IPNetRouterX 1.4 is an effective tool including NAPT with inbound port mapping, a built-in DHCP Server, AirPort configuration tool, bandwidth accounting, and rate limiting.
Using IPNetRouterX you can share a network connection among multiple users, provide DHCP service, configure an AirPort software base station, allocate network bandwidth to match business priorities, audit network usage, and secure your LAN against undesirable traffic or network abuse.
IPNetRouterX includes the complete IP filtering engine from IPNetSentryX, extending its unprecedented flexibility to the entire LAN.

Major Features:

1. Excellent performance using in kernel single address space AVL search trees.
2. Excellent compatibility. As a shared resource, UNIX ipfw is often configured by multiple programs with conflicting models. IPNetRouterX does not use or depend on ipfw leaving it available for other UNIX software. IPNetRouterX's second generation NAT design includes many refinements not always available in other implementations.
3. Flexible configuration, logging, and notification options.
4. IPNetRouterX works with the built-in network stack and uses IP forwarding as well, so the primary implementation difference is that IPNetRouterX provides its own NKE (Network Kernel Extension) to provide NAT and IP filtering instead of relying on UNIX natd and ipfw. By providing its own implementation, IPNetRouterX can be faster and more flexible
5. It's faster: UNIX natd is actually a client process which uses an ipfw divert socket to get packets out of the network kernel, translate them, and then re-inject them back into the kernel. This means it must shuffle every packet between different address spaces and wait for the corresponding process to be scheduled. In contrast, IPNetRouterX uses a Network Kernel Extension to perform translation within the network stack itself thus avoiding a huge amount of overhead. If you have a reason to care about network throughput such as serving a large number of users or doing remote backups, this can be significant.
6. It's flexible: With UNIX natd you can't modify port mappings on the fly without restarting natd and thus losing every connection, plus there's no GUI to do this. As a shared resource, UNIX ipfw is often configured by multiple programs with conflicting models. IPNetRouterX does not use or depend on ipfw leaving it available for other UNIX software. Users are sometimes surprised to discover they can't use a firewall and AirPort software base station at the same time, or that the software base station doesn't remain configured after restarting, or they can't choose address ranges for DHCP or specific LAN segments. IPNetRouterX doesn't have these limitations.
7. IPNetRouterX includes Traffic Discovery to let you see how your network is being used.
   
8. IPNetRouterX includes Ethernet Bridging for setting up transparent firewalls.
   
9. IPNetRouterX includes Load Balancing and Automatic Failover to use multiple ISP connections.
   
10. IPNetRouterX is being actively developed and maintained for Macintosh users and is intended to solve problems other low cost solutions don't address. UNIX natd and ipfw were developed long before the Macintosh graphical User Interface came to the Internet. While Apple has done a good job of creating a simple GUI for configuring Internet sharing, it is designed for the most common 80% case of surfing the web from multiple hosts behind a single public IP address. If your needs are more complicated, Apple expects you to configure it yourself or use a 3rd party solution. IPNetRouterX provides a cost effective alternative.
    

Enhancements:

• Restructure project files to use Subversion based revision control.
• System Requirements are now 10.4 or later.
• Release as version 1.4

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later,
• Leopard compatible.