Why Should You Learn Wireshark?

[@satishrkulkarni114]

Is a wireshark Certification enough to get a job ?

[@plaintextpackets]

Not on its own you would need to have other networking training as a starting point like a CCNA. Wireshark is a way of differentiating yourself from normal network analysts and engineers

[@satishrkulkarni114]

@@plaintextpackets thank You

[@0xhamody]

The best return keeps the good work🎉

[@plaintextpackets]

Join the discord!

[@0xhamody]

@@plaintextpackets url?

[@plaintextpackets]

discord.gg/NrxCCkdZ

[@0xhamody]

@@plaintextpackets thanks brother

[@beergood83]

Can you point me in the good direction to learn wireshark? Been aware of it for years but feel lost when I launch it

[@plaintextpackets]

I’m going to be continuing to work on a beginner series. For now start with the video “How to capture traffic”

[@beergood83]

@@plaintextpackets look forward to it. Wireshark and firewalls are my current obstacles. Firewalls less nowadays but it took a long time to get here.

[@jojo-nu9rl]

I'm working as network engineer. One of the major challenging issue i have observed is low bandwidth, speed issues. Recently i came to know the real advantage of wireshark. And i solved multiple client problems some of them website blocking issue at server end. Wireshark logs helps alot. Thanks for your amazing videos.

[@plaintextpackets]

Great to hear! Wireshark really is an amazing tool.

[@Defender2101]

thank you

[@joerockhead7246]

great channel. thank you.

[@plaintextpackets]

Thanks Joe

[@jojo-nu9rl]

I have question related website blocking issue from particular location. And I have captured the logs from the client PC. i can only see Syn packet no Syn/Ack response for Syn also TTL is not decrementing. But from same IP he can access the other websites located in remote end. What could be the problem? I suspect it's local ISP blocking but not sure. Any idea? Webpage is showing this site can't be reach but it's accessible from all the location only particular location can't.

[@plaintextpackets]

Does the working and non-working remote end have the same IP address? Or are they two completely different websites?