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# Wireshark Lab

#### What hostname was “pinged”?

Harvard

#### What is the ip address of the DNS server?

129.170.17.4

#### What is the IP address of the system that sent the pings?

10.170.130.173

#### What is the IP address of the server that was “pinged”?

54.192.55.184

#### How many pings were there?

4 successful pings

#### Were they successful?

yes

#### What is the hostname of the web server?

csb.stanford.edu

#### What is the IP address of the web server?

171.65.102.199

#### What TCP ports were used?

51789 and 80

#### What URL was accessed on the web server?

<http://csb.stanford.edu/class/public/pages/sykes_webdesign/05_simple.html>

#### What is the name of the web page that was accessed?

stanford.edu

#### What did the little piggies do?

This little piggy went to market.

This little piggy went to SB228 Class

This little piggy went to an expensive restaurant in downtown palo alto.

This little piggy ate too much Indian buffet.

This little piggy got lost.

#### What is the hostname of the ftp server?

Dartmouth College FTP Dropbox

#### What is the IP address of the ftp server?

129.170.224.226

#### What TCP ports were used?

51794 and 21

#### What was the name and password used to login to the FTP server?

USER: anonymous PASS: <test-ist@dartmouth.eu>

#### What file was uploaded?

CyberSecurity.txt and CyberSecurity2.txt

#### What was the content of the file?

This is a test file for ISTS High School Program - July 2015. No secrets here - but there could be!
