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    Lab - Guideline: A. TCP and Udp

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    This document provides guidelines on TCP, UDP, and Wireshark. It describes TCP as connection-oriented with a 3-way handshake and FIN signal for closing, while UDP is connectionless. It also supports analyzing protocols like ARP, Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, DNS, HTTP, FTP with Wireshark for packet capturing and analysis, including ports, triple handshaking, and statistics.

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    This document provides guidelines on TCP, UDP, and Wireshark. It describes TCP as connection-oriented with a 3-way handshake and FIN signal for closing, while UDP is connectionless. It also supports analyzing protocols like ARP, Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, DNS, HTTP, FTP with Wireshark for packet capturing and analysis, including ports, triple handshaking, and statistics.

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    This document provides guidelines on TCP, UDP, and Wireshark. It describes TCP as connection-oriented with a 3-way handshake and FIN signal for closing, while UDP is connectionless. It also supports analyzing protocols like ARP, Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, DNS, HTTP, FTP with Wireshark for packet capturing and analysis, including ports, triple handshaking, and statistics.

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    Lab - Guideline: A. TCP and Udp

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    This document provides guidelines on TCP, UDP, and Wireshark. It describes TCP as connection-oriented with a 3-way handshake and FIN signal for closing, while UDP is connectionless. It also supports analyzing protocols like ARP, Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, DNS, HTTP, FTP with Wireshark for packet capturing and analysis, including ports, triple handshaking, and statistics.

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    Lab - Guideline

    A. TCP and UDP


    - Description for both protocols

    UDP - User Datagram Protocol


    Connectionless
    support for the DNS and TFTP protocols

    TCP - Transmission Control Protocol


    Connection-oriented
    3-way handshake
    Closing: FIN signal
    support for the HTTP and FTP protocols

    - Socket definition: IP+Port+Protocol (TCP/UDP)

    B. Wireshark
    Packet capturing and protocols analysis with Wireshark, on several protocols:
    - ARP and Ethernet protocols
    - IPv4 and IPv6 protocols
    - ICMP protocol
    Ping and tracert
    - DNS protocol
    nslookup
    UDP protocol + ports
    - HTTP and FTP protocols
    TCP protocol and triple handshaking +ports
    - Wireshark statistics

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