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Get well-versed with Wireshark features and get certified
Wireshark is the world’s foremost and most widely-used network protocol analyzer. It lets you see what’s happening on your network at a microscopic level and is the de-facto standard across many commercial and non-profit enterprises, government agencies, and educational institutions. In this hands-on course, you will receive in-depth training on Wireshark® and TCP/IP communications analysis. You will learn to use Wireshark to identify the most common causes of performance problems in TCP/IP communications. You will develop a thorough understanding of how to use Wireshark efficiently to spot the primary sources of network performance problems, and you will prepare for the latest Wireshark certification exam.
This course aims to provide complete coverage of every objective on the SSCP certification exam. The course is filled with apt demonstration and explanations in a concise manner to help you easily ace the exam.
What You Will Learn
- Place the analyzer properly for traffic capture on a variety of network types
- Capture packets on wired and wireless networks
- Navigate through, split, and work with large traffic files
- Use time values to identify network performance problems
- Create statistical charts and graphs to pinpoint performance issues
- Filter out traffic for more efficient troubleshooting and analysis
- Use the TCP/IP Resolution Flowchart to identify possible communication faults
- Pass the Wireshark certification exam
Table of Contents
01 The Course Overview
02 What Is Wireshark and Why we need it
03 Basic Networking Terminologies
04 OSI and TCP_IP Models and Why We Need to Understand
05 How to Get Industry Wireshark Certification
06 Setup Virtual Machine
07 Setup Linux and Windows Machine
08 Installation of Wireshark (Windows and Linux)
09 Wireshark Interfaces
10 Start User Interface of Wireshark
11 IP and Port Filtering
12 Protocol Filters
13 Packet Analysis
14 Demonstration of Insecure Networks
15 Save Wireshark Output
16 Wireshark Command Line Interface
17 First Usage of Tshark
18 Tshark File Output
19 Tshark Time Limits
20 Field Separation
21 Network Attacks in Network
22 Flooding in Network
23 Monitor Flooding Using Wireshark
24 Network Scanning Using Nmap and Nessus
25 Monitor Network Scanning Using Wireshark
26 Tackle Network Anomalies with Baseline Traffic
27 Highlight Potential Performance Issues with Coloring Rules
28 Summarize Network Packets and Performance Using I_O Graphs
29 Detect Latency Problems with Delta Time Values
30 Troubleshoot Connection Refusals and Redirections
31 Troubleshoot Network Latency – Bandwidth and Round Trip Time
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