Protocol Deep Dive: DNS
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Billions of number sets are impossible to remember, that’s why DNS is critical to internal networks and the Internet. This course will teach you how DNS works from configuration to security. Packets will be analyzed with Wireshark at every step.
Almost every application depends on DNS name resolution. Users just don’t want to memorize or lookup an IP address. In this course, Protocol Deep Dive: DNS, you’ll learn to use DNS in a variety of scenarios. First, you’ll explore DNS terminology and use cases. Next, you’ll discover how to configure DNS on a client for privacy using DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS. Then, you’ll investigate the different types of DNS zones, record and server types, and see subdomains and redirects in action to better understand their effect on a company. Finally, you’ll learn how to troubleshoot and secure DNS. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to manage, troubleshoot, and secure DNS.
Author Name: Betty DuBois
Author Description:
Betty DuBois is the Chief Detective for Packet Detectives, a network performance consulting and training firm based in Atlanta, GA. She has been solving mysteries since 1997. Experienced with a range of hardware and software packet capture solutions, she captures the right data, in the right place, and at the right time to find the real culprit. Betty shares her passion for packets as a presenter each year at SharkFest the Wireshark Developer and User Conference, and is active in the Wireshark c… more
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