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Now there's no better way for you to learn than to follow along practically.
So make sure that you've got wire shock downloaded and installed and that you open the pickup files
that are attached to this course.
Now I'm going to demonstrate stuff practically using genius 3 but rather than you trying to bolded this
topology and replicate what I've done.
You can simply download the pickup files and then follow along the pickup files that I'm sharing are
the actual captures that I'm going to do now.
So you'll be able to follow along and also use Y shock to see the results that I get in this topology
I've got two windows pieces.
P.S. one P.S. to see here's P.S. One yes.
P.S. to P.S. One has IP address 10 1 1 1 default gateways 10 1 1 2 5 4 which is the broader in the topology
P.S. To as IP address 10 1 2 1 default gateway is 10 1 2 2 5 4 which is the router in the topology.
So I'm simulating an entire network here in June 3 and I'm going to show you how to capture packets
will capture frames and we'll talk about those terms in a moment and then you'll be able to see what's
going on.
I've also got a survey in this topology.
The server is a web server FTB server TFT server and runs other services.
So what I'll do is send traffic from the hosts to each other.
So P.S. want to PTT back again and also from the pieces to the server and then have a look at the captured
packets and hopefully you'll be able to see what's going on and get an understanding of the frames packet
segments and so forth and also get an understanding of how to use Y shock.
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