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    This document summarizes steps taken to analyze network packets using Wireshark. It describes capturing the DHCP process to acquire an IP address, observing ARP for IP to MAC address mapping, viewing IP routing and TCP handshake, and sending data at the application layer using the HTTP protocol between a source and destination IP address.

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    This document summarizes steps taken to analyze network packets using Wireshark. It describes capturing the DHCP process to acquire an IP address, observing ARP for IP to MAC address mapping, viewing IP routing and TCP handshake, and sending data at the application layer using the HTTP protocol between a source and destination IP address.

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    Roll No.:15BIT041 Practical: 1

    Uploaded by

    Utkarsh Agarwal
    This document summarizes steps taken to analyze network packets using Wireshark. It describes capturing the DHCP process to acquire an IP address, observing ARP for IP to MAC address mapping, viewing IP routing and TCP handshake, and sending data at the application layer using the HTTP protocol between a source and destination IP address.

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    Practical: 1

    Aim:
    Analyzing the network packets with the help of Wireshark

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    Step 1:
    DHCP process to acquire Ip address so type command in cmd :

    Step 2: ARP (ip-mac address mapping)


    Step 3: IP routing and TCP handshake
    Source: 192.168.225.39
    Destination: 202.131.110.5

    Step 4: sending at application layer with help of HTTP protocol

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