In this assignment, you will use Wireshark to analyze one TCP frame. The following steps show you how to capture a TCP frame.

(1) First, install the Wireshark on your own computer.

(2) Use Wireshark to capture TCP frames: Turn off any network-intensive programs you may already have running. Then, tell Wireshark to start capturing frames on the active network interface. Then, you should do something that will cause your host (computer) to send and receive several TCP frames. After you see a few TCP packets in your capture window, stop capture before you have a massive file!

(3) Set your packet filter so that Wireshark only displays TCP frames sent and received at your host.

Pick one of these TCP frames. Using the example given in section 2.3 as a template, parse the frame in a human readable format and comment. For example, write an IP address in the dotted decimal notation and header length as a positive integer. Also, color (or, underline) the different parts of the frames to indicate their layers: 2, 3, 4, or application data and indicate the name of the highest layer protocol.

this link have all of things:

https://ece.uwaterloo.ca/~m59wang/ECE358/lab3.pdf

PLZ check!!!!!!!