A network administrator suspects that an unauthorized device acting as a rogue DHCP server is responding to client requests on a local subnet and handing out invalid default gateway addresses. The administrator connects a laptop running a packet analyzer to a mirrored port on the switch. Which display filter should the administrator apply in the packet analyzer to isolate traffic originating specifically from DHCP servers?
- udp.srcport == 67Cevap
- Btcp.port == 67
- Cudp.dstport == 53
- Dip.proto == 67
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The display filter udp.srcport == 67 correctly isolates outbound DHCP server traffic, allowing the administrator to identify the IP and MAC address of the rogue server.
DHCP communication utilizes UDP ports 67 and 68. The server listens on port 67 and sends outbound response messages (DHCP Offer and DHCP ACK) using UDP source port 67. Applying a display filter for udp.srcport == 67 isolates packets generated by any DHCP server on the broadcast domain, revealing the source MAC and IP addresses of the unauthorized rogue device.
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Packet Analyzer Display Filters for DHCP Troubleshooting