English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 23m | 254 MB
Learn how to use Wireshark, the powerful protocol analysis tool, to deal with packet loss and recovery, so you can keep traffic moving. Instructor Lisa Bock begins by reviewing normal traffic, comparing TCP, a connection-oriented protocol, with UDP, a lightweight connectionless protocol. She then moves into discussing network latency, packet loss, and throughput; TCP and UDP packet loss recovery; misconfiguration issues that can cause an interruption of end user experience, along with malware; and more.
Topics include:
- TCP and flow control
- Differences between TCP and UDP
- Dealing with packet loss and delay
- Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)
- TCP packet loss recovery
- Fast retransmission and recovery
- UDP packet loss recovery
- Bursts and packet loss
Table of Contents
1 Understand packet loss and recovery
2 What you need to know
3 TCP state diagram
4 TCP and Flow Control
5 TCP Flow Control demo
6 User Datagram Protocol
7 Compare TCP and UDP
8 Latency, packet loss, and throughput
9 Packet loss and delay TCP vs. UDP
10 Bufferbloat
11 Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN)
12 Keep-Alive
13 Network congestion
14 Congestion avoidance
15 Selective acknowledgment
16 Slow start
17 Fast retransmission and recovery
18 UDP Real-time protocols
19 UDP Quality of service
20 UDP Bursts and packet loss
21 Malware and misconfiguration
22 What’s next
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