The most valuable feature of OmniPeek is the ability to assign custom color codes to the different packets easily.

I believe the most crucial feature of OmniPeek search is the ability to sniff packets based on channel switching. Use cases such as DFS and non-DFS channels over the year are made easier by OmniPeek search. In such scenarios, the last five or six packets collected after the switch to a non-DFS channel give us information about the switch. OmniPeek is incredibly user-friendly and provides all the information needed to analyze when a packet is switched to a particular channel. Each packet can be opened individually to see what channel it switched to and at what time. This information can then be filtered to see how many minutes or seconds it took. This feature is especially helpful when investigating a use case of switching from a DFS to a non-DFS.

The most valuable feature is the user-friendly environment.

Generally, it can capture the raw packet and analyze it. I do not like or prefer a specific feature; only the main functionality.

It's a solid piece of software. It's stable. 

The most valuable feature of OmniPeek was the ability it gave us to see the connection procedure. We could see how the station is connecting and what was the flow.

It also provides support for when we enter any password wrong so that we can estimate by using the packets and see where it went wrong.

OmniPeek is easy to use. The sniffing tool is easy to capture and is very comfortable to analyze.

The most valuable features are the Voicebot, which checks the quality of service for voice, and the expert view that gives me insight on what and where to troubleshoot.