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Networks Computer Lab 2 Download and Use a Packet Capture Tool Purpose: To learn how a packet capture tool works. Packet capture is especially useful when debugging network applications, so mastering the use of a packet capture tool will be especially helpful with later experiments. Overview: Download the Wireshark packet capture tool from the class web site and run it on the local computer to capture packets....
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Networks Computer Lab 2
Download and Use a Packet Capture Tool
Purpose:
To learn how a packet capture tool works. Packet capture is especially useful when debugging network applications, so mastering the use of a packet capture tool will be especially helpful with later experiments.
Overview:
Download the Wireshark packet capture tool from the class web site and run it on the local computer to capture packets. Then learn to analyze packets to discover the building block of communication.
Procedures:
1. Verify that someone has not already installed Wireshark Network Analyzer on your computer by looking for Wireshark in the All list Programs of the Start menu. 2. If Wireshark is not installed, copy the installer program from the class web site to your computer and begin the installation. (wireshark-setup-0.99.4.exe) 3. After installation, start Wireshark. Select the network interface and capture some packets (about 2 minutes or 500 packets). 4. Review the packets in the display. Look for the differen...
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