The Official Wireshark Certified Network Analyst Study Guide
By Laura Chappell [about] [schedule]
ISBN 978-1-893939-99-8
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Wireshark University was launched in 2007 with an initial certification exam built on a virtual analysis platform. The initial certification exam did not offer adequate global capability and security elements necessary to expand the Wireshark Network Analyst Certification program. The initial test was terminated in 2009. The new Wireshark Network Analyst Certification Program Exam (the "Exam") will release in August 2010. The Wireshark Network Analysis: Official Wireshark Certified Network Analyst Study Guide lists Exam objectives at the start of each chapter as well as a Question/Answer section at the end of each chapter. In addition, the new Wireshark Certified Network Analyst: Official Exam Prep Guide contains over 300 practice questions and a CD with timed/untimed quizzes to prepare you for your certification exam. For more information on the Wireshark Certified Network Analyst: Official Exam Prep Guide, click on the image below.
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Looking at a VLAN tag and the effect of NAT/PAT systems on traffic Using the new "ignore" packet feature (available in dev version 1.3+ and the upcoming release version 1.4) Looking at a manually-edited capture filters file Learning to use the ethers file and warnings about network name resolution Identifying delays with the Time column set and sorted Looking inside an application analysis case study Determining the cause of retransmissions and a tip on packet loss Introducing bytes_in_flight and conversation timestamps Getting into WLAN filters and starting to pick apart 802.11 packets Ripping apart a VoIP setup packet that defines the RTP port number Understanding Xmas scans and learning which filter could catch them Identifying the Microsoft SMB Process ID High field and filtering on suspect traffic |
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