Learn how to analyze network problems with Wireshark, a free, open-source packet analysis tool that helps identify congestion issues, suspicious activity, and network intrusions.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Analyze network problems
- What you need to know
- Getting the most out of Wireshark
- Navigating the Wireshark interface
- Investigating the Edit menu choice
- Exploring the View menu choice
- Getting ready to capture
- Examining a capture
- Challenge: Examining evidence of congestion
- Solution: Examining evidence of congestion
- Displaying time
- Viewing details and expert information
- Graphing the TCP streams
- Challenge: Using time to view gaps in transmission
- Solution: Using time to view gaps in transmission
- Viewing conversations and endpoints
- Creating a flow graph
- Plot an I/O graph
- Challenge: Using a flow graph
- Solution: Using a flow graph
- Troubleshooting the network
- Spotting an ARP storm
- Identifying bursty traffic
- Protecting from packet sniffing
- Examining macof attacks
- Challenge: Viewing unencrypted traffic
- Solution: Viewing unencrypted traffic
- What's next?
Taught by
Lisa Bock
