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Transcribed Image Text:2. Decode the following packet
0000
00 12 80 4b c0 7f 00 16
d4 b8 59 b1 08 00 45 00
...K.... ..Y...E-
0010
00 3b 1f 27 00 00 80 11
d1 ae co a8 64 8a c0 a8
d..
0020
64 01 04 24 00 35 00 27
6d 5a 18 Of 01 00 00 01
d. -$-5.' mZ-
0030
00 00 00 00 00 00 09 77
69 72 65 73 68 61 72 6b
-w ireshark
0040
03 6f 72 67 00 00 01 00
01
org-
a. What is the Source MAC address?
b. What is the destination MAC address?
Circle the Type field.
d. What does the type field identify?
C.
e. How long is the IP Header?
Highlight or underline the IP Header portion of this datagram
g. How long is the datagram?
h. IP ID is
i.
f.
Are there any fragment flags set? Circle yes or no. If yes, which ones?
j. What is the value of the time to live field?
k. What protocol is identified in the Protocol Field
I.
m. What is the destination IP Address?
What is the source IP Address?
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