| dc.description.abstract | Packet sniffing is a technique for exploiting each packet as it
travels over the network. Network analysis is one of the most
difficult issues that network managers encounter. Existing
technologies for network traffic analysis provide very little
information, which would be massive data if it were all kept for
subsequent study, making it impossible to evaluate. The goal of
this research is to present a sniffing tool that can collect both IPv4
and IPv6 packets. The suggested tool uses the socket class in
Visual Studio to access the collected packets. The first scenario
involves capturing packets and identifying the ports, protocols,
and packets utilized in IPV4. The second scenario, on the other
hand, examines IPV6 in the same way. The number of captured
protocols and the utilized ports for both source and destination
ports differ from IPv4 to IPv6. | en_US |
