Chapter 1, Introduction to Wireshark Version 2, covers basic tasks
related to Wireshark.
Chapter 2, Mastering Wireshark for Network Troubleshooting,
covers issues that improve the use of Wireshark as a network
analysis tool.
Chapter 3, Using Capture Filters, talks about capture filters.
Chapter 4, Using Display Filters, shows how to work with display
filters.
Chapter 5, Using Basic Statistics Tools, looks at simple tools that
provide us with basic network statistics.
Chapter 6, Using Advanced Statistics Tools, covers advanced
statistical tools—I/O graphs, TCP stream graphs, and, in brief, UDP
multicast streams.
Chapter 7, Using the Expert System, teaches you how to use the
expert system, a tool that provides deeper analysis of network
phenomena, including events and problems.
Chapter 8, Ethernet and LAN Switching, focuses on how to find and
resolve layer 2-based problems, with a focus on Ethernet-based
issues such as broadcast/multicast events, errors, and finding
their source.
Chapter 9, Wireless LAN, analyzes wireless LAN traffic and diagnoses
connectivity and performance problems reported by users.
Chapter 10, Network Layer Protocols and Operations, primarily
focuses on layer 3 of the OSI reference model and shows how to
analyze the layer 3 protocol (IPv4/IPv6) operations. We also cover
unicast and multicast traffic flow analysis.
Chapter 11, Transport Layer Protocol Analysis, primarily focuses on
the transport layer of the OSI reference model, but also teaches you
how to analyze various layer 4 protocol (TCP/UDP/SCTP)
operations.
Chapter 12, FTP, HTTP/1, and HTTP/2, discusses these protocols,
how they work, and how to use Wireshark to find common errors
and problems in the network.
Chapter 13, DNS Protocol Analysis, covers the basic principles of the
DNS protocol, the functionality, commonly faced issues, and the use
of Wireshark to analyze and troubleshoot the protocol.
Chapter 14, Analyzing Mail Protocols, looks at the normal operation
of email protocols and h
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