Analyzing Network Protocols with Wireshark
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This hands-on course will teach you how to quickly understand and analyze core network protocols. Get out your copy of Wireshark, because you’ll go deep into the critical underlying packets that support your business applications.
There are billions of packets flying through the network every minute. Which ones matter? Which ones hold the keys to troubleshooting network and application problems? In this course, Analyzing Network Protocols with Wireshark, you’ll gain the ability to capture, interpret, and dissect network problems at the packet level. First, you’ll explore core protocols and services, such as ARP, IPv4, and DHCP. Next, you’ll discover how the UDP and DNS protocols work. Finally, you’ll learn to analyze HTTPs and TLS based application traffic. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of packet analysis with Wireshark needed to isolate and resolve network problems.
Author Name: Chris Greer
Author Description:
Chris Greer is a network analyst for Packet Pioneer, delivering training and packet analysis consulting services to customers all over the world. He specializes in using Wireshark to combat network and application performance problems on networks of all sizes. Chris leverages his 20 years of practical experience in network monitoring, analysis, and troubleshooting to heighten the experience of any attendee to his interactive and energetic courses. When he is not digging deep into packets or te… more
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Why Are Core Network Protocols so Important to Understand?
14mins - Using Wireshark to Analyze ARP
14mins - Using Wireshark to Analyze IPv4, IPv6 , and ICMP
38mins - Using Wireshark to Analyze Core Services – UDP, DHCP, and DNS
26mins - Using Wireshark to Analyze Core Applications – FTP, HTTPs, and SSL
31mins
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