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Overview: For this lab, you will analyze 5 Wireshark files (provided to you). Download these files from the desktop of WINATK01 Lab Resources, locate the PCAP files and place them in a location within WINATK01 where you can find them (Wireshark files have the extension name of .pcap).

The 5 files you are going to analyze are:

1. mysql_complete.pcap

2. HTTP.pcap

3. ospf simple password authentication.pcap

4. telnet.pcap

5. gmail.pcapng.pcap

As you analyze the results of each file, consider the following questions:

• what are the unique pair of IP addresses that are communicating with one another, based on their being noted in the Source and Destination addresses in the top frame of Wireshark's data display?

• For each unique pair of IP addresses communicating, what protocol(s) does Wireshark indicate that they are using?

• What port numbers are indicated as being used for the source and destination, when you click on a packet line in the top frame and open the Transmission Control Protocol in the middle frame? Identify the port numbers (Src Port and Dst Port) for each unique pair of IP addresses communicating for each unique protocol they are using (like TCP or HTTP, and so forth).

• What are the MAC Addresses for each of the unique pair of machines that are communicating with one another? (HINT: this can be see in the middle frame on the line that is for the Ethernet II layer, and a MAC address is indicated as six double digit numbers separated by colons).

• What plaintext information (if any) can you find in any of the packets in the upper frame of Wireshark, when you select the bottom most OSI layer in the bottom row in the middle frame, when you look at the hexidecimal and ASCII interpretation of the data in the packet in the lower frame of the window?

In Lab 3, the objective is to use the Wireshark and Network Mapper (Nmap) vulnerability assessment tools to detect potential weaknesses in the system for the Microsoft and LINUX operating systems. Wireshark and Nmap were the two programs that were used in the laboratory exercise. Wireshark can also be used to capture systems as they are processed and can as well be sued to troubleshoot network problems, they are used as a training tool for system administrators. Network mappers on the other hand are scanners that are used to get access of the hosts and services that are offered by a computer network and in return lays down a map of the network.

Using WS:

Using Nmap:

Network mappers are scanners that are used to get access of the hosts and services that are offered by a computer network and in return lays down a map of the network. Although the main use of the Network mappers is to explore networks and security auditing. They use the raw IP packets to determine the host, OS detection, port scanning and for version detection.

The Networks, therefore, provide a list of scanned targets, with a lot of detailed information about the company. After all this has been done, the Network mappers then sends specific information to the target host to determine the response of that given host. After all this has been completed, the Network mapper finally gives a fully detailed network map that shows all the important information that can be used to compromise the system of the company.