Write Wireshark command to filter the following packets:

• A DNS request from your Client, requesting the FQDN of the IIS server
• A DNS reply to your Client with the FQDN of the IIS server
• An HTTP request from your Client to the IIS Server
• An HTTP reply from your IIS server to your Client
• A DNS request from your Client, requesting the FQDN of the APACHE server
• A DNS reply to your Client with the FQDN of the APACHE server
• An HTTP request from your Client to the APACHE Server
• An HTTP reply from your APACHE server to your Client
• The SSH source port of the Linux server
• The FTP destination port of the Windows server (control port, not data port)
• A DNS request from your Client, requesting the FQDN of the FTP server
• A DNS reply to your Client with the FQDN of the FTP server
• An FTP request from your Client to the FTP Server
• A DNS request from your Client, requesting the FQDN of the SSH server
• A DNS reply to your Client with the FQDN of the SSH server
• An SSH request from your Client to the SSH Server
• An SSH reply from your SSH server to your Client
• A DROPPED packet with a destination port matching FTP (21)
• A DROPPED packet with a source port matching SSH (22)
• A packet with a source port matching SSH and an ID number in the IP packet info that matches the dropped SSH packet you found in step 2.
• A packet with a destination port matching FTP and an ID number in the IP packet info that matches the dropped FTP packet you found in step 2.