Explain HTTP in detail.Capture packets using Wireshark and save the packets ofinterest.DownloadWiresharkfromwww.wireshark.organdinstallit.LaunchWireshark andcapture packetsoninterfaceconnectedtointernet.Openawebbrowsingapplication(Firefox/Chome/InternetExplorer)andbrowsewebsiteofyourinterest.Analyzethepacketsexchangedwithwebserverandanswerthefollowingquestions. Identifytheframe#ofpacketswithDNSrequestandDNSresponse.IncludethetextfromDNSresponse.Identifytheframe#offirstpacketsentbythewebserver.Includethefirst5linesoftheHTTP/HTMLcontentthatispartofpayload.IsyourbrowserrunningHTTPversion1.0or1.1?WhatversionofHTTPistheserverrunning?Whatlanguages(ifany)doesyourbrowserindicatethatitcanaccepttotheserver?Whatis theIPaddressofyourcomputer andofwww.bits-pilani.ac.inserver?Whatis thestatus codereturned from theserver toyourbrowser?When was the HTML file that you are retrieving last modified at the server?viii)Howmanybytesofcontentare beingreturnedtoyourbrowser?How long did it take from when the HTTP GET message was sent until the HTTPOKreply wasreceived?Byinspectingtherawdatainthepacketcontentwindow,doyouseeanyheaders within the data that are not displayed in the packet-listing window? If so,nameone.HowmanyHTTPGETrequestmessagesweresentbyyourbrowser?Howmanydata-containingTCPsegmentswereneededtocarrythesingleHTTPresponse?

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Details of HTTP Explained A client usually a web browser and a server communicate with each other using the HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol protocol a web server On the World Wide Web it serves as th... View the full answer