packet is lost, what is the content of the Acknowledgement field sent in response to the third packet? (If you think that no acknowledgement is sent, for example because the third packet is out of order, then answer -1.)

The Neighbor Solicitations are sent out as a multicast rather than a single broadcast; nevertheless, the question is: why is this??

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The first of these packets is from your computer to the DHCP server telling it to release the lease on your IP address.  The next 4 packets renew that lease.  Note that the source address on the “DHCP Discover” and “DHCP Request” packets is 0.0.0.0.  This indicates that your computer does not actually use its new IP address until the interchange has completed.  Also note that the destination address in each of the 4 packets is a broadcast address[1].  It should be obvious to you why the first two packets are broadcasted, but what about the last two?  Can you explain this? Answer the questions in your Word document right after you post a snapshot of the DHCP packet screen. (#4)

Match the packets to the correct sequence of actions *PSH,ACK *SYN *RIN,RST *ACK,SYN *FIN *RST *ACK   1. server responds = 2. client requests connection to the server = 3. client responds =

If a group of user made 30 calls in one hour and each call had an average call duration of 5 minutes, this is equivalent to how many Erlangs of traffic?

How do you feel about the assertion that there is no client and server in a communication session? What then if we try?

How are the Standard Access List and the Extended Access List different from one another? How is the process of filtering packets carried out?

What would be the acknowledgment number sending by the receiver after it receives 3rd datagram from the sender

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 =