We'll go over how to filter traffic in data fields within packets, how to create columns on specific fields in our data packets and to sort them, and filter with these more hidden methods that you may not have noticed yet.
We'll go to our packet capture, opening up https://www.cisco.com/. And what we'll do is expand the section that gives us the details of our packet. We'll scroll down and find a packet that we wish to investigate a bit more.
What we can do is expand the sections, which will allow us to easily view the different fields of data within the different layers of the packet. So, if you're familiar with the OSI layers that we use in networking, then this'll look familiar to you. So, we have our layer 2 information with our frame and Ethernet, layer 3 with IPv4, layer 4 with TCP, and so on.
So, let's click on TCP to expand this, and we'll go down to Window size value
. Now, the window size is an important field that we'll get into in more detail later on, but what...