Networks Lab PCCSL507 Semester 5 KTU CS 2024 Scheme - Dr Binu V P

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Syllabus Networks lab PCCSL507 KTU 2024 scheme

Learn Linux well before you start- refer blog

Build a strong understanding of the theory before moving on to programming

Experiments

Familiarize Linux networking commands

ifconfig
ifplugstatus
iftop
ping
ip
traceroute
mtr
netstat
whois
nmap
nmcli
speedtest-cli
bmon
nslookup
tcpdump

Wireshark


Socket Programming

Implementation of UDP Client-Server Communication using Sockets in C

Implementation of a Multi-User Chat Server Using TCP Socket Programming

Develop a Packet Capturing Application Using Raw SocketsDynamic Routing Using RIP Version 2

Configuring a Standard ACL to Restrict Access to a Specific IP Address

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