HPE0-Y53 · Question #112
Refer to the exhibit. What is one way that a network administrator can view the packets captured by the session shown in the exhibit?
The correct answer is D. Open the pcap file in the tmp folder on 192.168.56.51. Pcap (Packet Capture) files consist of network packet data, created by capturing live network activity through capture tools such as Wireshark. The generated .pcap file can be used for packet sniffing and analyzing network activity. Incorrect Answers: C: The HPE Network…
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Refer to the exhibit. What is one way that a network administrator can view the packets captured by the session shown in the exhibit?
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- ARun an OpenFlow-based packet viewer on 192.168.56.1
- BRun an application on 192.168.56.5 to process and display the incoming packets.
- CDeploy a Network Visualizer agent to 192.168.56.1 and use the agent to view the packets.
- DOpen the pcap file in the tmp folder on 192.168.56.51.
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- B13% (6)
- C4% (2)
- D77% (37)
Explanation
Pcap (Packet Capture) files consist of network packet data, created by capturing live network activity through capture tools such as Wireshark. The generated .pcap file can be used for packet sniffing and analyzing network activity. Incorrect Answers: C: The HPE Network Visualizer SDN Application only uses an Active Directory agent, which isn't used for viewing packages, it fetches login events from the Active Directory.
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