Do the classful subnetting to gives IP for every hosts in each section!

write a custom Snort rule to handle Inbound and Outbound HTTP traffic on the Private  (Host-Only) network. Upload a screen shot of the Snort console displaying the alerts.   In this exercise, we are going to create two Snort monitoring rules that will be used to alert on HTTPnetwork traffic for both Inbound and Outbound traffic. Remember, Inbound rules are those rules whosedestination is to your internal network (HOME_NET), outbound rules are directed out of your internalnetwork (!HOME_NET). When you use “any” there is no distinction on whether a rule is Inbound orOutbound. When using Inbound/Outbound to describe local traffic, traffic generated on the samenetwork (as in this lab on VMnet-1), the Inbound reference is to your client system that is running snortthe Outbound reference is to the HTTP server.You should now understand a little bit about custom rules, so given the following rule:alert tcp any any -> any 80 (msg:"TCP HTTP Testing Rule"; sid:1000004;)You should be able to…

Write a rule that will alert on any source IP on any port connecting to any destination IP address on the FTP control port that is referencing the content "Answers.doc". Provide the message of "Bad Student" when this information is found. Use a SID of 1, do not provide spaces in between the parameters delimited by a semicolon, using the order msg, content and sid. An incomplete example of the rule with the correct syntax is: alert tcp any any -> any any (msg: "Test1";sid:1;)

What is the name given to the individual field (component) of the 4 - tuple (must answer in the order the values appear in TCPdump packets)? If order is incorrect no points earned. Note: this question is a standalone question and is not related to the above question. Please provide all answers in lower case. Tuple 1 = Tuple 2 = Tuple 3 = Tuple 4 =