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Troubleshoot Library Dependency Issues on Linux
Applications, services, and other software often have to perform some overlapping functions to be able to function. These functions are often collected into libraries and then used dynamically across software after being loaded into memory. In this lab, we'll practice how to look up which of these dependencies are in use and how to fix things when one is missing or corrupted. _This lab is not approved or sponsored by Red Hat._

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Challenge
Reproduce the Issue
Attempt to capture packets with the
tcpdump
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Challenge
Look Up Libraries
Look up which libraries are used with
tcpdump
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Challenge
Resolve the Issue
Reinstall the needed library. Attempt to run
tcpdump
again.
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