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To start data capture it is first necessary to go to the Capture menu and select the interface
choice.
From the Interface drop down list, select the network adapter in use.
In this case wireless network adaptor;
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The first thing we can see in the Packet Details Plane is the Frame. The OSI model consist of seven layers. In the
second layer ( data link) we can find protocols that describe methods for exchanging data frames between
devices over a common media. If we compare this to the TCP/IP model, this will happen in the Network Access
Layer. We can also see that Ethernet the encapsulation type is. If we take a look at the TCP/IP model , we will
find Ethernet in the Network Access Layer. Thereafter we see the frame number , the length of it and the capture
length.
Under Ethernet we will find the source and the destination. For the OSI model , the source and destination are
given in the third layer ( Network layer). In this layer , a network header will be added . The information for where
the data comes and to where its supposed to travel will be given in the Network Layer on the basis of an IP
address. The Internet Protocol shows us the IP address from the source and the destinations IP address.
All of this happens also in the TCP/IP model but under the Internet Layer.
Eventually after the segmenting , the converting into packets and giving it IP addresses, all of this is will be
translated into bits and sent to another PC through a medium. For the OSI model , this last step happens in the
Physical Layer. In the TCP/IP model will it take place in the Network Access Layer.
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