Find one call inside a large capture
Load the network dump, search by number, Call-ID, IP, codec, media port or User-to-User, then export only the needed fragment.
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Just watch how quickly we found calls inside the dump. It is literally seconds.
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Not a Wireshark replacement, an analysis accelerator
Why us, not Wireshark?
Wireshark is essential for deep packet-level debugging. SIP Analyzer serves a different workflow: understand specific SIP/RTP calls in minutes, export them, and see audio quality without manually searching through a large capture.
Support workflow
Minutes instead of hours
Support workflow
Focused on a specific call
Support workflow
A report you can share
Wireshark remains the tool for deep packet inspection.
We are not trying to replace it completely. SIP Analyzer helps when an engineer already has a capture and needs fast practical answers: which call is problematic, where its RTP is, what the loss and jitter look like, and what can be exported for a customer or teammate. You can use files in different formats without manually renaming them or merging everything into one capture: upload the files and the site will combine the data and find the calls.
Where it saves time
Quickly understand what happened
SIP codes, SDP, media ports, RTP direction, loss, jitter and gaps are grouped next to the call, without jumping between filters.
Summarize voice quality
The quality summary highlights poor directions, IPs, codecs and RTP streams, so you know where to continue the investigation.
Typical flow
Use Wireshark when you need to inspect every packet. Use SIP Analyzer when you need to get from a capture to a clear call-level conclusion quickly.
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Open the capture directly in the browser, files never leave the machine.
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Filter a specific call or problematic directions.
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Save an HTML report or a PCAP containing only selected calls.
Bottom line
SIP Analyzer saves time and strengthens the analysis: it highlights suspicious places, shows RTP quality, and helps catch issues that are easy to miss during manual inspection.