Q.1 Try to find out the major differences between the GTK and QT frameworks. And which one do you think is better?

Q.2 Try out the Translation feature by changing the system default language in Wireshark to any other language of your choice.

Q.3 Create a Flow graph using the newer version and the legacy version, and observe how many differences you can figure out between the graphs.

Q.4 Open any previous capture file you have, and try to figure out how many TCP streams there are in it.

Q.5 Figure out a way to remove the display filter button for the ARP protocol that we created earlier in this chapter.

Q.6 Try changing coloring rules for ARP packets, and check whether you can observe the difference in the intelligent scroll bar area.

Q.7 After installing the newer version of Wireshark on a Windows machine, try to launch USBPcap. Then, copy and paste from your PC to the sub device or vice versa (dump all the activities in the test.pcap file).

Q.8 Open the recently captured test.pcap trace file for the USB interface activity in Wireshark, and try to figure out what the packets listed in the list pane state. Specifically, try to analyze the values shown in the source and destination columns.