‫So let's see how the AAP packets are seen in Wireshark to see the AAP packet.
‫We must first force the system to send an AAP request.
‫Then we can have a close look into the fields of the art packets.
‫So I'm in Cali and I want to look at the art table first.
‫So I'll open a terminal browser and type AARP.
‫So this is the ARP table of my colleague.
‫There are two records at the moment.
‫One for the Gateway and one for the VM with the IP address of two 07.
‫So let's clear the table first.
‫Now, I don't have to delete the records of the ARP table, so I can use the H parameter to get help.
‫So it tells me to use the D parameter to delete a specified entry.
‫Now there's a delete all the entries, if I don't specify any particular one.
‫So I'll use the D parameter with no value.
‫And it needs the hostname.
‫OK.
‫So I delete the entry for VMD two zero seven, so I can push it to create in our request.
‫OK?
‫Deleted the entry.
‫Now run Wireshark now, remember, we run Wireshark within the terminal screen just as before.
‫So click Wireshark icon.
‫And that makes it run, so double click the eith zero to start capturing the traffic.
‫OK, now go to the terminal screen and Ping VMD two zero seven.
‫Turn back to the Wireshark interface.
‫And since we have enough packets to examine and just start capturing.
‫So let's look at the first packet.
‫It's in our request when we ping the IP address one seven two one six nine nine two zero seven.
‫Since Kali doesn't know who has this address, it broadcast and our request to learn the owner of the
‫IP.
‫And the second packet is in our response.
‫So I go back to the request and expand the art packet information block.
‫The sender Mac address and the sender IP address are Collins addresses.
‫The Target Mac address is filled with zeros because, well, we don't know it yet.
‫When we look at the Ethernet frame, we see that the 48 bit destination address is full of one, and
‫all these f letters correspond to these ones in hexadecimal and the frame is broadcast right.
‫Now, this is the sharp response by the PM two, zero seven.
‫And as you can see, the VM returns its Mac address in the center Mac address field to Carly.
‫And then, as seen in the table, Carly starts to send the ping requests the VM to zero seven and then
‫VM two zero seven replies to the request.
‫Talk about clear communication.