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Performing a Packet Capture
In this learning activity, you will need to perform a packet capture of web requests from `Client1` (10.0.1.11) to `Server1` (10.0.1.10) and the requisite responses. The resulting file should only contain this data.

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Table of Contents
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Challenge
Install tcpdump
You will need to install tcpdump:
# yum install tcpdump
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Challenge
Begin the Packet Capture
You will want to apply a capture filter so that you're only getting web requests:
# tcpdump port 80 -w capture.pcap
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Challenge
Generate Some Traffic
Since this isn't a public web server, you will need to generate some traffic from
Client1
(10.0.1.11) toServer1
(10.0.1.10). This needs to be done while thetcpdump
capture is running. -
Challenge
Cancel the Capture and View the File
After you've generated some requests, you can cancel the running capture and view the file:
tcpdump -r capture.pcap
Move the file to
/root/
if it's not there already.
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