Please complete each section and all the requirements, some want screenshots and the others wants the answers completed. I attached a document that has all of the stuff that will be needed to completed everything but it wouldnt all show up so I uploaded the document that has everything needed. but also its from the book that has pictures as guidance. Chapter 2 Reading - How Computers Find Each Other On Networks Go to 2-6e Case Projects, and complete Case Project 2-2, Install and Use Wireshark You must complete this assignment before the assignment listed below, otherwise you will not receive credit for the Wireshark assignment. Lab Points: 1 Using MS Word only, record your answers.Provide screen shots for each step of your work. Save the file as CaseProj2-2.docx. Attach and submit the document on Blackboard. Not Applicable On Blackboard, under the link Our Classroom|Labs, open the file called Lab1_WiresharkLab AU18 and follow all instructions. Lab Points: 14 Using MS Word only, record your answers.Save the file as Lab1WiresharkXXX.docx Substitute your first, middle, and last name initials in place of XXX. Attach and submit the document on Blackboard. . You must complete and submit the first lab assignment “Case Project 2-2” listed in the document “CSCI1152_Lab1_7ED” on Blackboard. You will not receive credit for this assignment if you do not complete Case Project 2-2 first. Read all instructions first. General Instructions: 1. Open the file CSCI1152_Lab1_7ED under the link Our Our Classroom|Week 2|Lab 1 Assignment on Blackboard. Which is listed at the top of this page. 2. Complete the lab assignment Case project 2-2 first. You will not receive credit for this assignment if you do not complete this assignment. 3. Record your name, today’s date, and instructor name listed at the top of this page. 4. For some exercises, you will need two computers. This assignment does not require a server and can be performed on a computer. 5. Using MS Word only, include screen shots for each step. Number each step in your screen shots. 6. Points will be deducted if you do not follow these instructions. COLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CSCI 1152 – NETWORKING CONCEPTS (NETWORK+) LAB #1 - WIRESHARK LAB EXERCISES 2 Lab Objective: The objective of this lab is to apply the concepts from the readings and homework assignment from the Network+ Guide to Networks. You will demonstrate knowledge of the Wireshark tool to apply the concepts of network traffic, packet analysis, and flow of protocols within the framework of the OSI model. 1. Record your name, today’s date, and instructor name listed above. 2. Record all answers and screen shots for each Wireshark step in this document. 3. Open Wireshark. You should have Wireshark installed from the first lab assignment CSCI1152_Lab1_7ED. 4. Download the Wireshark User’s Guide provided on www.wireshark.org. The Wireshark User’s Guide will help you to answer the questions. 5. Use the Internet to find answers to the questions. 6. The course textbook, Wireshark User’s Guide, and using the Internet will assist you in answering the questions. 7. This assignment is based on readings from Chapters 1 thru 3 and hands-on activities using Wireshark. 8. Start this assignment early. 9. Read and follow instructions, complete all steps and answer the questions on pages 3 thru 5. COLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CSCI 1152 – NETWORKING CONCEPTS (NETWORK+) LAB #1 - WIRESHARK LAB EXERCISES 3 1. Using Wireshark, write the command to apply a filter to find the IP address on a network using ARP analysis. 2. Based on your answer to question 1, open Wireshark, create activities which use the ARP protocol. Execute the filter and provide screen shots in this document for each step. Your screen shots must show the sender MAC address, sender IP address, destination MAC address and destination IP address. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shots. 3. Using Wireshark, write the command to apply a filter to verify DNS resolution functionality. 4. Based on your answer to question 3, open Wireshark, and apply the filter. Open a commandline to DOS and execute the utility to verify you can communicate to the website tcpipguru.com. This must be done from the command-line. You will not receive credit if you use a browser. Show the response and filter of the website in your screen shots and all screen shots for the command line utility. You must provide all steps in your screen shots to receive credit. Execute the filter and provide screen shots in this document for each step. 5. Using Wireshark, write the command to apply a filter to monitor and display the type field in the Ethernet header for an IPv4 ether type field. The objective of this command is to monitor Ethernet packets containing a type of protocol such as IPv4. 6. Based on your answer to question 5, open Wireshark, and create activities for the protocol. Execute the filter and provide screen shots in this document for each step. Make sure you open each section and include screen shots to show the IPv4 Type field that was filtered. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shots. COLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CSCI 1152 – NETWORKING CONCEPTS (NETWORK+) LAB #1 - WIRESHARK LAB EXERCISES 4 7. Using Wireshark, write the command to apply a filter to monitor and display the type field in the Ethernet header for an ARP ether type field. The objective of this command is to monitor Ethernet packets containing a type of protocol such as ARP. 8. Based on your answer to question 7, open Wireshark, and create activities for the protocol. Execute the filter and provide screen shots in this document for each step. Make sure you open each section, and include screen shots to show the ARP Type field that was filtered. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shots. 9. Using Wireshark, write the command to apply a filter which tests latency on a network. The objective of this command is to test latency on a network using ping. Latency is the roundtrip time (RTT) it takes for a packet to be sent and received. 10. Based on your answer to question 9, in Wireshark perform the following steps. You will need two computers to complete this exercise. a. Add a column called “Time of Day”. b. Execute the command to determine the IP address for both computers. c. Ping the two computers. d. Apply the filter, and then stop the capture. e. Calculate in milliseconds the time difference between the two packets. f. Write the time difference in milliseconds in the space below. g. Include the screen shots showing the time between the two packets. h. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shots. COLUMBUS STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CSCI 1152 – NETWORKING CONCEPTS (NETWORK+) LAB #1 - WIRESHARK LAB EXERCISES 5 11. Using Wireshark, write the command to graphically view the list of IP addresses accessed or communicated. Hint: Use the statistics menu. 12. Based on your answer to question 11, open Wireshark, and create activities which generate statistics. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shots. 13. Using Wireshark, write the command to show a graphical view that displays traffic distribution based on protocols. Hint: Use the statistics menu. 14. Based on your answer to question 13, open Wireshark, and display the graphic. You will not receive credit if you do not include each step in your screen shot

In this assignment, you will gain experience using the Dash framework to create a dashboard that interacts with the database. The dashboard should prompt the user to input their name and password. This will ensure that you have complied with your client’s security requirements for database access. You will facilitate the authentication of dashboard users by developing code that uses appropriate framework components. These components should retrieve the username and password from the dashboard user to provide authentication for MongoDB. This assignment is intended to expose you to the Dash framework and give you practice with the callbacks. You will not be required to integrate the username and password interface into your final dashboard for Project Two.Note: This assignment requires you to use the “aacuser” account and password that you set up back in the Module Three milestone. If you did not successfully complete the milestone, follow the steps in Part II of the milestone to set up the “aacuser” account before beginning this assignment.PromptYou will be given starter code that implements a preliminary dashboard and prompts the user for their username and password. You will have to modify the code to add the appropriate calls to MongoDB, using the CRUD Python Module that you completed as a part of Project One.Important Note: To avoid any possible confusion, the authentication that you are building in this assignment will be passing the username and password through to the MongoDB database. You will not be using the authentication component from the Dash framework itself.Open the ModuleFiveAssignment.ipynb file, which contains the starter code for the dashboard and the authentication interface. Upload this file into Apporto and open it using the Jupyter Notebook application. Be sure to review all of the starter code that you have been given. Pay special attention to the import commands and the comments describing what each section of code does.The code that you have been given provides you with a very basic dashboard. Add an HTML component, such as a header, to create a unique identifier for your dashboard. This unique identifier could be your name or a specific handle or image that is unique to you.Customize the starter code that you have been given by developing connections between the dashboard username/pword interface and your CRUD Python module. The dashboard should prompt the user for their username and pword and return the output of the test query. Be sure to complete each of the following:Import the CRUD Python module that you created for Project One.Add the functionality in the callback routine for instantiation of your CRUD object. Remember to apply the user authentication when creating your CRUD object.Finally, add functionality to test your dashboard connection to MongoDB. To do this, write code that returns the following read query: {"animal_type" : "Dog","name" : "Lucy"}.IMPORTANT: Use the “aacuser” account and the password that you set up in the Module Three milestone.Take a screenshot of your dashboard as proof of this execution. Your screenshot should show the prompt for the username and password, and then the result of your test query. Your unique identifier should also be visible in the screenshot.A sample screenshot has been included below. Yours will differ slightly.Guidelines for SubmissionSubmit a Word document containing the screenshot from your executions. Use a screenshot tool, such as the Snipping Tool, for your screenshot and be sure to enlarge the images in the Word document before submitting. This will help make sure that your screenshot is an appropriate size for your instructor to be able to read. Refer to the Use Snipping Tool to Capture Screenshots guide for help with taking screenshots.

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