TCP Handshake Process with Wireshark Packet Capture
The TCP (Transmission Control Protocol- connection oriented) handshake is a three-step process used to establish a connection between a client and a server in a TCP/IP network. Three- Way Handshake Process: SYN (Synchronize): The client initiates the connection with the server by sending SYN Packet SYN-ACK (Synchronize-Acknowledge): The server responds with a ACK packet and sends it's own SYN packet to client ACK (Acknowledge): The client responds with ACK packet to server, resulting the connection is established Fig: TCP 3-way Handshake Process Here I opened the browser and searched www.google.com, the respective TCP connection is highlighted here SYN Packet Analysis: Packet from Client to Server. Covering major fields to be checked here. Note: All the fields here related to Client Machine Fig: SYN packet analysis Destination port: Client requesting https (443) services from the server TCP Segment Length: Payload of the packet. In the all 3 -way handshake proces...