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Response: Examining evidence of congestion

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Response: Examining evidence of congestion

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] So, how did you do? We'll let's review. I've opened up smallflows.pcap And the first thing we're to do is filter on TCP stream 16. Now there are a number of different ways we can do this, but the easiest way is select any TCP stream, right click, and say follow the TCP stream. And I'll close this window. And then all I need to do is modify the display filter to say TCP stream equals 16. And then press enter. The next one is open the expert system. So I go to the lower left hand corner, select once, and then I want to limit to display filter. So I go down below, limit to display filter. The next question is how many retransmissions are listed? So we can take a look up here. And this frame is the suspected retransmission. And we can see on the far right that there are seven retransmissions. Another thing we want to do is see who is sending the retransmissions, the client or the server?…

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