Observing a TCP conversation in Wireshark

Using Wireshark, follow a TCP conversation, including 3-way handshake, sequence numbers and acknowledgements during an HTTP web request.

[@emmiliacisco7029]

Who else is here from their networking class?

[@RavenSkyy03]

Me lol, We just started last week

[@MUHAMMADAWAISARIF-yu5fv]

me

[@duckbear1892]

My exam is in two weeks, god help me

[@innigaadu]

This is the best TCPDUMP Analysis video I saw by far on the internet. My Only gripe with this one is that its over too soon. I would really like a more in depth tutorial explaining a complete end to end troubleshooting with packet analysis based on a use case. Please do that for me :)

[@marqemelec]

oh man i remember watching your videos when i was working towards my ccna, around 2012-2014, you help me a lot, thanks

[@bugatess]

Thanks man, very good video!

[@notnattyatall616]

Thanks bro this helped a lot in my assignment

[@train4905]

Awsome😊😊

[@namesurname9201]

Thank you man very much!

[@amarjeetkumar8735]

Nice.. Great video.. Please make a video on packet drop also

[@agritech802]

Thanks for a great video. How can you see the source application of the request or the content of the packet?

[@arunvellanchery8828]

best explanation

[@SkyFly19853]

Really really nice...
💯💯💯💯

[@pricey9241]

i get randon source ip's owned by google microsoft and amazon is that normal?

[@SkyFly19853]

@@pricey9241
you mean by pinging?

[@pricey9241]

@@SkyFly19853 I really dont know but its freaking me out the protocol is TCP and every time i look the ip up its owned by big companies

[@pricey9241]

@@SkyFly19853 How do i check if its by pinging

[@SkyFly19853]

@@pricey9241
By Ping command?
ping ip address
Don't you know how to do it?

[@assemblywizard8]

the ack in the first GET request seems to be acking again the same packet of previous TCP packet sent by the server. Why this duplicate ack?

[@bidhovbizar]

Thanks mahn .. good work