Networking For Developers

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Assumption • You’re not a “networking guy” and you don’t want to be • Networking infrastructure is configured properly – Packets go where they’re told to go

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Ports • TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) – State, Handshake, Confirmed

• UDP (User Datagram Protocol) – Stateless, No Confirmation

• Numbers – 1-1023 Well Known • 80 = HTTP, 443 = HTTPS, 25 = SMTP, 53 = DNS

– 1024-49151 Registered • http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers

– 49152-65535 Dynamic Steve Evans – scevanscg.com

Ports • DEMO – Telnet – NMAP (http://nmap.org/ )

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Sniffing Packets • DEMO – Wireshark (http://wireshark.org/ ) • Read web page • Send Email

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Name Resolution

server1.comp.com?

10.0.0.15

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blog.scevanscg. com? 67 .20 5.5 0

.11

scevanscg.com ?

.c o m ?

0

blog.scevanscg.com?

67.205.50.110

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www?

Does not exist

www.comp.com?

10.0.0.16 Suffix Search List: comp.com

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