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Course Outline

Introduction

  • Why Wireshark is more than just a last-resort diagnostic tool

Core Concepts in Network Troubleshooting

  • Root cause analysis methodologies

Installing Wireshark

Exploring Wireshark Features

  • Navigating the user interface effectively

Capturing Traffic in a Test Environment

  • Selecting the appropriate network interface
  • Capturing packets across wired and wireless networks

Log Analysis

  • Examining HTTP packets
  • Reviewing bidirectional TCP streams
  • Exporting logs for offline review

Analyzing Connection Speed for Specific Websites

  • Applying filters
  • Interpreting statistical data

Analysis by Traffic Type

  • DNS, ARP, IPv4, IPv6, ICMP, UDP, TCP, and HTTP/HTTPS
  • Investigating persistent slow connections

Response Time Verification

  • Configuring delta time columns

Identifying Virus-Infected Machines

  • Examining ARP traffic

Tracing the Source of Network Traffic

  • Intel ANS probe analysis
  • Detecting broken or misconfigured software (network flooding)

Isolating Performance Issues

  • Generating statistical charts and graphs
  • Customizing color schemes in Wireshark
  • Filtering specific traffic flows
  • Utilizing the Wireshark Expert System and TCP/IP Resolution Flowchart

Troubleshooting in Secured Network Environments

  • Interactions involving proxies, firewalls, and clients

Optimizing Wireshark Configuration

  • Non-intrusive analysis techniques

Troubleshooting Workflows

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • A solid understanding of TCP/IP networking principles
 21 Hours

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