WireEdit EE is a Desktop Editor for Network Data
WireEdit EE is a Desktop Editor for Network Data

WireEdit EE allows WYSIWYG editing of Pcap data in situ for any network stack at any stack layer while preserving the binary integrity of the data. Data editing is done in a break-proof manner with the lengths, checksums, offsets, and other inter and intra-packet dependencies recalculated on-the-fly for all affected packets and protocol layers.

Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between WireEdit EE and WireEdit?

WireEdit is a demo application available for a free download and use. WireEdit has limited capabilities and isn't intended for a production environment.

WireEdit Enterprise Edition is a commercial product and a superset of WireEdit. Some of the major additional WireEdit EE features/capabilities are: hundreds of additional protocols, premium packages for DOCSIS Networks, Mobile Core Networks, Industrial Control, etc., 100x faster offline execution, Python scripting support, enterprise-level tech support, etc.

Can I evaluate WireEdit EE?

Yes. Please contact us.

Does WireEdit use Wireshark™ dissectors code?

No.

Does WireEdit support 3GPP Mobile Core Protocols?

Full support for all 4G/LTE 3GPP Mobile Core protocols and interfaces including SS7, RANAP, DIAMETER, and VoLTE.

What is the difference between WireEdit and other packet editing tools?

One could think of WireEdit as a Microsoft Word™ for captured network data. All other packet editing tools are very limited in their ability to edit binary encoded stack layers above TCP/UDP without breaking packets integrity. WireEdit EE is a full-stack packet editor by design.

Do you support editing of ASN.1 based protocol layers?

Yes, absolutely! Watch this short video: Editing GSM Mobile Application Part.

What protocols are supported by WireEdit today?

New protocols are added all the time. Here is the partical list:

IP, Ethernet II, IEEE 802.1Q, IPv4, IPv6, UDP, TCP, SCTP, GRE, TLS, TPKT, VXLAN, NetBIOS, SMB, HTTP, HTTP2, FTP, IMAP, POP3, DNS, NTP, OpenFlow, MODBUS, FIXT, ICMPv4, ICMPv6, IGMP Ver 1, IGMP Ver 2, IGMP Ver 3, TELNET, SSH, DHCP, DHCPv6, ARP, RARP, LLDP, XMPP, LDAP, SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv2u, SNMPv3, RSVP, BGP, OSPF, CAPWAP, DTLS, SoupBinTCP, NASDAQ OUCH 4.2, CPE-WAN over SOAP, HNCP, Radiotap, IEEE 802.11, L2TPv2, L2TPv3, 802.3/LLC, Cisco AN, Cisco AN, ESP, ISAKMP, CESoPSN, PPPoE, PPPoE, PPP, PPP LCP, PPP IPCP, PPP PAP, SIP, RTP, RTCP, RFC 2833, CISCO Skinny, MSRP, DIAMETER, H.248.1 v1 Text, H.248.1 v1 BER, H.248.1 v2 Text, H.248.1 v2 BER, H.248.1 v3 Text, H.248.1 v3 BER, Q.931/H.225, MGCP, H.323, H.245, RADIUS, SDP, IMS XML App part, T.38, SCSI, iSCSI, SCSI, MODBUS, Bluetooth, HCI, L2CAP, DNP3, MPEG2 TS, DOCSIS, MTP3b ITU, MTP3 ITU, MTP T&M ITU, BICC ITU, ISUP ITU, SCCP ITU, SCMG ITU, TCAP/INAP-CS1, TCAP/INAP-CS2, TCAP/INCS1-PLUS-C, TUP ITU, TCAP/INAP-CS2-ETSI, TCAP/SINAP6i, TCAP/SINAP7M, MTP2 ANSI, MTP3b ANSI, MTP3 ANSI, MTP T&M ANSI, ISUP ANSI, SCCP ANSI, SCMG ANSI, ISUP China, TUP China, ISDN, QSIG, DPNSS, IUA, M2UA, M3UA, SUA, M2PA, DUA, IUP UK, ISUP UK, ISUP Rus, ISUP Israel, ISUP France, T-ISUP, TCAP/T-INAP, GSM Abis L3, GSM Abis O&M, GSM TRAU 16k, GSM TRAU 8k, GSM TFO, GSM BSSAP, GSM DTAP, GSM BSSMAP, SGsAP, GSM BSSAP-LE, GSM DTAP-LE, GSM BSSMAP-LE, GSM Radio L3, GSM Radio SS, GSM Radio GMM/SM, GSM Radio LCS, GSM RRLP, GSM Radio SM-CP, GSM SM-RP, BSSAP PLUS, GSM LLP, GSM BSSLAP, TCAP/MAP Ph1, TCAP/MAP Ph2, TCAP/MAP R96, TCAP/MAP R97, TCAP/MAP R98, TCAP/MAP R4, TCAP/MAP R7, TCAP/MAP R9, TCAP/CAP1, TCAP/CAP2, TCAP/CAP3, TCAP/CAP4, GSM SM-TP, SMPP, UCP, CIMD, GPRS, GSM Gb NS, GSM BSSGP, GSM Gb LLC, TOM, SNDCP, GTPv1, GTPv0, GTP PRIME, GTPv2-C, RANAP, NBAP, LTE S1AP, LTE NAS, LTE EMM, LTE ESM, LTE X2AP, IuUP, IS-41, TCAP/IS-41-D, TCAP/IS-41-E, CDMA PDS IS-801, CDMA PDS IS-801, CDMA SMS IS-637, SMS EIA-136-710, SMS EIA-136-710, CDMA, CDMA A11, CDMA A1 BSAP, CDMA A1 BSMAP, CDMA A1 DTAP, CDMA A9.