Assume a computer is sending the following 3 bytes of data: 89 241 72 over UDP. The data is being sent from port 59700 to port 443 What is the checksum that should be included with the packet? Your answer should be 16 bits long. Make sure you include both the packet header and the payload in the checksum calculation. Show your work.

Assume a computer is sending the following 3 bytes of data: 89 241 72 over UDP. The data is being sent from port 59700 to port 443 What is the checksum that should be included with the packet? Your answer should be 16 bits long. Make sure you include both the packet header and the payload in the checksum calculation. Show your work.

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Chapter9: Computer Networks

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Problem 10VE

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