THE TEXTBOOK BEING REFERRED TO IS LINKED HERE ACTIVITY 1 Directions 1.

THE TEXTBOOK BEING REFERRED TO IS LINKED HEREACTIVITY 1Directions1. Launch your Wireshark and open SMTP_Capture file. Remember, Wireshark has three panels and you will be looking at these panels to answer the Deliverables.2. Look at Packet #8, the start of the message from Sender. Click packet # 8 and see what happens in the middle and bottom panels. Take a screenshot of the Sender’s address3. Click Packet # 14 and see if you can read the message in the bottom panel (see Figure 2-21, p. 54). Take a screenshot of the Sender’s message.4. Create a WORD document and paste your two screenshots in this document. Write a short essay (3-4 paragraphs) describing your activity. Your essay should include the answers to the three Deliverables (p. 55-56).5. Click a few more packets and review the displayed information in the middle and bottom panels. Pay attention to the different layers and PDUs of each packet. Are they all the same?AttachmentsSMTP_Capture.pcapACTIVITY 21. Go to Wireshark and download and install Wireshark.2. Launch Wireshark. You will see a screen similar to Figure 4.11 on p. 107. Using your screen shot software, take a picture of this screen.3. Follow step#2, a – c, on p. 107.4. While Wireshark is on, open a Web browser and visit www.google.com. At this point, Wireshark will capture some packets. Let it capture packets for about 30 seconds. Then click STOP.5. You will have a screen similar to Figure 4-12 on p.108. Using your screen shot software, take a picture of this screen.6. Create a new WORD document and paste your screen captures for steps #2 and #5 in this document. Write a short essay (3 – 4 paragraphs) describing your project result and explain the contents of your screen captures. Look at the screen shot of your step 5 and answer the following questions:How many packets did you capture? (hint: look at the first column of your captured screen).What protocols do you see? (4.4)List some source addresses you see.List some of the destination addresses you see.