How many types of network traffic emulations are there?
There are two types of emulations: 1) Incoming traffic emulation: Incoming traffic scripts emulate situations in which we want to send requests to the server, but we do not have access to the client application, may be due to security constraints. The most accurate solution in this case is to generate a script from the traffic going into the server, from the side of the client. 2) Outgoing traffic emulation: Outgoing Traffic scripts emulate the server acting as a client for another server. In an application server that contains several internal servers, we may want to emulate communication between server machines, say between Server A and Server B. The solution in this case is to generate a script from the traffic sent as output from a particular server. <<<<<< =================== >>>>>> Q. 99: What is a Capture File? A capture file is a trace file containing a log of all TCP traffic over the network. Using a sniffer application, we obtain a dump of all of the network traffic. The snif
