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Domain 2Objective 23

2.23 Evaluate Artifacts and Streams in a Packet Capture File 350-201 Practice Questions (Page 10)

Part of the Techniques domain, which accounts for 30% of the 350-201 exam. Cisco does not publish an official question count, but from its 120-minute exam (~50–80 total, ~15–24 in this domain), expect 1–1 from this objective — we provide 50 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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30%of the exam

Questions 46–50

  1. 46foundation · easy

    Which characteristic is unique to the pcapng format compared to the older pcap format?

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  2. 47application · medium

    While analyzing a pcapng file in Wireshark, you need to isolate only the packets that contain HTTP responses with a 500-series status code. Which display filter accomplishes this?

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  3. 48application · medium

    In a packet capture, you see a UDP packet with a source port of 53 and a destination port of 53. The packet contains a DNS response with a large number of records. What is the most likely explanation?

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  4. 49foundation · easy

    Which Wireshark feature automatically reassembles TCP streams for display?

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  5. 50expert · hard

    You are investigating a pcap and need to find all packets that are part of a TCP conversation where the initial SYN packet had a window size of 65535. You have identified the SYN packet. What is the most efficient way to isolate the entire conversation?

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