Python Network Programming | Build Network automation tools

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Topic:

Scripting TCP/IP network tools & packets, with Scapy & Python for network engineers,Ethical Hacking, Protocol Testing

What you'll learn:

Learn to build your own network tools and scripts using Python & Scapy
How to make your own TCP/IP network packets like ping, ARP, TCP etc
How to integrate Python with scapy to code network packet injectors, network scanners, spoofing tools, network speed testing tools.
Understand the different types of TCP/IP protocol headers like IP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, Ethernet
Learn the basics of packet crafting framework Scapy
Learn to code different types of protocols with Scapy
How to append , send and receive packets at different layers
Learn Packet Crafting Concepts
How to integrate Python with Scapy
Practical analysis and verification of the scripts and tools

Requirements:

Basic Networking Concepts
Command line usage

Description:

The Python network programming course for network and IT engineers teaches how to perform network scripting and code your own network scripts and tools using Python and Scapy for different areas like network engineering, network scanning, penetration testing , Protocol testing and packet crafting. Starting from the fundamentals of packet crafting , the course explains how to craft packets with Scapy and how to integrate and automate it with Python to write your own network programs and tools. The course uses examples and projects where the actual working of the scripts along with detailed explanation of the code is provided.

Who this course is for:

IT Engineers, Network Engineers, Network QA Engineers, Security Engineers, CCNA students

Course

Intermediate

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