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This course will walk you through exploring and harnessing the vast potential of Wireshark.
What you'll learn
Introduction to Wireshark
Learn How to Use Wireshark for Capturing and Examine Traffic
Learn How to Examine and Analyze Traffic Analysis
Learn How to Analyze Network Protocols
Learning Wireshark Command-Line Tools
Learn How to Analyze Application Protocols
Learn How to Expand and Troubleshoot Wireshark Requirements
A PC or Mac
Internet Access Description
Welcome to this Wireshark course. Wireshark is an open source protocol analyser, commonly used among the network and security professionals. Currently being developed and maintained by volunteer contributions of networking experts from all over the globe. Wireshark is mainly used to analyze network traffic, analyse network issues, analyse protocol behaviour, etc. Wireshark lets you see what's going on in your network at a granular level. Wireshark is mainly used to analyze the bits and bytes that flow through a network. It efficiently deals with the second to the seventh layer of network protocols, and the analysis made is presented in a form that can be easily read by people. This course introduces the Wireshark network analyzer to IT professionals across multiple disciplines.This course will start off with the installation of Wireshark, before gradually taking you through your first packet capture, identifying and filtering out just the packets of interest, and saving them to a new file for later analysis. As you make your way through the lectures, you will discover different ways to analyse network traffic through creation and usage of filters and statistical features. You will look at network security packet analysis...