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Can you answer these questions by interpreting a Wireshark capture?

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What I'm going to do here is start a Wireshark capture on this interface, and then I'll start these

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routers in the topology.

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The reason I want to start the Wireshark capture first is I want to show you the routing protocol negotiation

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between those two routers.

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So I want to capture that in the Wireshark capture.

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Now you get these Wireshark captures as part of this course.

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So download the attached to Wireshark capture and see if you can answer the questions.

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The first question is which version of OSPF is used in the topology?

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So which version of OSPF is used on router one and router two?

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Is authentication used?

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If so, which type of authentication?

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What's the password?

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So can you sniff the password from this network?

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So by simply running Wireshark and looking at the Wireshark capture, are you able to determine what

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the password is?

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In other words, what password is used by these OSPF routers?

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Which OSPF area is used.

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Is it area one, area two or another area?

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What are the OSPF router priorities?

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Default priority is one.

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Which Rada is the designated Rada.

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Okay.

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So you can see here we've got some OSPF advertisements taking place.

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I'll do an OSPF filter so that we only see OSPF messages.

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And what I'll do here is stop the Wireshark capture.

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This will be the Wireshark capture that you have attached to this course.

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So I'll save this as OSPF one.

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So download the Wireshark capture and see if you can answer these questions yourself.

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In the next video I'm going to show you the answers.

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So I will.

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Show you how to interpret the why shot capture and then answer these questions.

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So if necessary, stop the video at this point or pause the video and see if you can answer these questions

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yourself.

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There's no better way to learn than to try things yourself.

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So again, download the Wireshark capture.

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See if you can answer the questions.

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Otherwise, continue watching and I'll answer the questions.