PCAP Surgery sample reports

Evidence you can inspect before trusting the workflow.

These examples show the output buyers actually need: a failure boundary, evidence table, recommended fix, and a file that can leave the app.

Support evidence handoff

Customer PCAP redacted for a support ticket

A sample PCAP Surgery handoff that removes sensitive addresses and payload context while preserving packet timing and protocol evidence.

Failure boundary: The original capture contains useful protocol evidence, but it cannot be sent to a vendor until sensitive endpoints and payload bytes are removed.
Likely cause: Support workflows need a defensible redaction step between customer capture collection and external vendor handoff.

Reproducible test fixture

A sample report for rewriting endpoints in a PCAP while preserving protocol structure and repairing IPv4, TCP, and UDP checksums.

Failure boundary: The useful packet sequence is valid, but endpoint values must be rewritten before the capture can become a repeatable lab fixture.
Likely cause: The capture was collected in a customer network and needs deterministic test-lab addresses without invalidating checksums.

Incident evidence reduction

A sample handoff for reducing a large PCAP to the packets that explain the failure while preserving timing and packet context.

Failure boundary: The full capture is too large and noisy for review; the failure is isolated to a specific packet window and endpoint pair.
Likely cause: Support or incident response needs a focused artifact rather than a full network trace.