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1 TCP ETSF10 – Internet Protocols Home / Laboratory Projects II Autumn 2015

2 Objective Hands-on experience with TCP

3 Scenario Client – server communication Connection establishment Data transfer Connection termination

4 Setup Wireshark @ home OR labs Use other packet analysers at own risk PCAP file to be analysed

5 Timeline November 18 – December 8 (≈ 3 weeks) Report deadline 12:00 (moodle) Note! For current valid deadline see the course web

6 Report Free in style, reasonable in length (max. 8 pages, English) Answers to be supported by evidence

7 Assessment Pass / fail (commented report) Revise / resubmit

8 Office hours Drop me an email! eduardo.medeiros@eit.lth.se Fri 27/11 13:00-14:00 https://connect.sunet.se/tcp-lab (more dates to follow)

9 References http://www.wireshark.org/download.html http://www.wireshark.org/docs Course’s project page

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