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1 Network packet analyzer Wireshark Antonio Cianfrani NetLab - Dipartimento DIET Università Sapienza di Roma antonio.cianfrani@uniroma1.it
2 What is a packet analyzer? A network packet analyzer is a tool that captures the packets in a network and shows packets details Wireshark (ex Ethereal) is the most famous open source packet analyzer Download at
3 Features Available for UNIX and Windows. It captures packets on flight from a network interface. It shows very detailed information on protocols. Captured packets can be saved and uploaded. Import and Export of packets from/to other programs. Use of filters. Packets search. It collects statistics.
4 How does Wireshark work? Wireshark captures packets, analyzes packets, extracts information on protocols; The capture of packets is performed by libpcap (Winpcap on windows)
5 How does libpcap work? Three blocks Berkeley Packet Filter A kernel module Libpcap Library user level library Application (interacting with libpcap) In our case Wireshark!
6 Media supported by libpcap/winpcap AIX FreeBSD HP-UX Irix Linux MacOSX NetBSD OpenBSD Solaris Tru64UNIX Windows Physical Interfaces ATM Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Yes No Unknown Unknown Yes Unknown Unknown Bluetooth No No No No Yes No No No No No No CiscoHDLC Unknown Yes Unknown Unknown Yes Unknown Yes Yes Unknown Unknown Unknown Ethernet Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes FDDI Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Yes No Unknown Unknown Yes Unknown Unknown FrameRelay Unknown Unknown No No Yes No Unknown Unknown No No No IrDA No No No No Yes No No No No No No PPP Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Yes Yes Unknown Unknown No Unknown Yes TokenRing Yes Yes Unknown No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Unknown Yes USB No No No No Yes No No No No No No WLAN Unknown Yes Unknown Unknown Yes Yes Yes Yes Unknown Unknown Yes Virtual Interfaces Loopback Unknown Yes No Unknown Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes N/A VLAN Tags Yes Yes Yes Unknown Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
7 Wireshark Captured packet: sequence of bits The protocol stack is detected 0012d9d8d df27bb c eae2c0a8cd59c0a8cd d a6b6c6d6e6f
8 Wireshark Captured packet: sequence of bits The protocol stack is detected 0012d9d8d df27bb c eae2c0a8cd59c0a8cd d a6b6c6d6e6f Header Ethernet Payload Ethernet 0012d9d8d734 MAC Destination It is able to extract up to the application layer http, smtp, pop3, ftp
9 Wireshark Captured packet: sequence of bits The protocol stack is detected 0012d9d8d df27bb c eae2c0a8cd59c0a8cd d a6b6c6d6e6f Header Ethernet Payload Ethernet Header IP Source IP Address Payload IP c0a8cd It is able to extract up to the application layer http, smtp, pop3, ftp
10 Wireshark Captured packet: sequence of bits The protocol stack is detected 0012d9d8d df27bb c eae2c0a8cd59c0a8cd d a6b6c6d6e6f Header Ethernet Payload Ethernet Header IP Payload IP 08 Header Payload ping request ICMP ICMP ICMP Type It is able to extract up to the application layer http, smtp, pop3, ftp
11 Wireshark Interface
12 Wireshark Menu Menu File Open File saved in a previous session Save Save captured packets
13 Wireshark Menu Menu Capture Interfaces Options Start Capture Filters
14 Capture Options Interface FilterDisplay options Capture on file To enable name resolution Stopping (translation) condition
15 Wireshark Interface Display filter Packet Time number Source address Detailed information Packets content Destination Protocol Synthetic address information
16 Filters Capture filters To capture only traffic of interest Allow to reduce the amount of captured traffic Display filters To show only part of the captured packets More powerful than capturing filters, but the amount of captured packets is not reduced
17 Capture filters [not] primitive [and or [not] primitive...] [src dst] host <host> Filter on IP address Source or destination is an option ether [src dst] host <ehost> Filter on MAC address Source or destination is an option [tcp udp] [src dst] port <port> Filter on port number Source or destination is an option
18 Capture filters: examples tcp port 80 and host http traffic to and from host tcp port 80 and not src host http traffic except the one from host
19 Display filters (1/2) && and or! not Can be mixed: (tcp.srcport == 80)&&(ip.src == ) icmp
20 Display filters (2/2) ip.addr == IP traffic to and from ip.src == IP traffic from ip.dst == IP traffic to ! ( ip.addr == ) All traffic except the one from an to
21 How to create filters? (1/2)
22 How to create filters? (2/2)
23 Following a TCP flow
24 Analyzing a TCP flow
25 TCP graph - throughput
26 Tcp graph round trip time
27 Documentation Display filters: man pages tshark: wireshark: wireshark filter: wireshark user guide:
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