Protocols such as HTTP (with various forms of authentication such as Basic, Forms Based, and Integrated Windows), Server Message Block (SMB), Authentication (NTLM, Kerberos). Once we use this post to lay the foundations, so to speak, we will then use subsequent posts to discuss various other protocols and their behavior as observed on the wire. Concepts that you may have most likely come across in any Networking 101 class you have had the chance to take, but using practical and visual examples to illustrate those concepts.
This post is intended to be quite basic, introducing the concepts that we will build upon in subsequent posts. Various TCP flags, session setup, teardown explained using a network trace TCP concepts explained using network tracesģ. How to capture a network trace on a Windows machine.Ģ. I intend to follow the general outline for this particular post.ġ. We have found that network trace analysis happens to be one of the key skills required to troubleshoot many issues we see in the field on a day to day basis, thus the reason for starting this series of posts. Hi folks, Lakshman Hariharan here again with the first of what my peers and I intend to be a new series of posts introducing how to read network traces using Microsoft Message Analyzer (henceforth referred to as MA) to go along with our Real World Example Series of posts, which can be found here, here and here in reverse chronological order. First published on TechNet on Aug 18, 2014
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