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CSI3022 L57+L58
LAB ASSESSMENT-1
Click on Wi-fi:
Packet transferred. Packet row colour
Expert information:
AnalyseExpert information
Protocol hierarchy:
Statisticsprotocol hierarchy
Endpoints:
Statisticsendpoints
I/O graphs:
Statisticsi/o graph
Timestamp-1ms:
Timestamp-2ms:
Timestamp-5ms:
Timestamp-10ms:
Timestamp-20ms:
Timestamp-50ms:
Timestamp-100ms:
Timestamp-200ms:
Timestamp-500ms:
Timestamp-1sec:
Timestamp-2sec:
Timestamp-10sec:
Flow of packets:
StatisticsFlow graph
(ii)Capture the operating system details and hardware details
Capture file properties:
StatisticsCapture file properties
2. Assume that host A is connected to the server of google.com. Using TTL field, find the
possible number of routers connected between the host and server. Illustrate the logic
with simple examples. (6 marks)
Windows:
tracert google.co.nz :
tracert google.com:
What is TTL :
Time to Live (TTL) is a value that represents the amount of time a packet or data should exist
on a computer or network before being discarded.
TTL, or packet lifetime, has different meanings depending on the context. TTL is a
value in an Internet Protocol (IP) packet, for example, that tells a network router when a
packet has been in the network for too long and should be discarded.
Working of TTL:
TTL is deployed as a counter or timestamp embedded in each packet. When the
predefined timespan or event count expires, the packet is either discarded or revalidated. In
networking, TTL prevents data packets from moving across the network indefinitely. In
applications, TTL manages data caching and boosts performance.