ARP is necessary for the communication amongst the Hosts, justify this statement. Look at the following bits of ARP and clearly mention Source MAC Address, Destination MAC address, Type of ARP, Source IP & Target IP

Q: ARP is necessary for the communication amongst the Hosts, justify this statement. Look at the…

A: ARP: Most of the pc programs/applications use logical address (IP address) to send/receive messages,…

Q: ARP is necessary for the communication amongst the Hosts, justify this statement. Look at the…

A: An IPv4 network's operation necessitates not only the use of various types of addresses at various…

Q: In this Question, you have been given the network address 13.0.0.0/8 to subnet and provid the IP…

A: Network Address Block Subnet Mask 255.0.0.0/8 255.128.0.0/9 255.192.0.0/10 255.224.0.0/11…

Q: When it comes to routers, are MAC addresses really where packet routing happens? Then explain how it…

A: The question is: are MAC addresses really where packet routing happens?

Q: Is it accurate to state that a router routes packets only to MAC addresses? If you answered yes,…

A: A MAC address is a one-of-a-kind NIC of (Network Interface Controller/Card) identifier. It consists…

Q: Is it accurate to state that a router routes packets only to MAC addresses? If you answered yes,…

A: Introduction: A MAC address is a binary number that is used to identify computer network interfaces…

Q: Does a router direct packets to MAC addresses ? If your answer is YES explain how, If the answer is…

A: Solution: The routing table of a router has the  MAC addresses of every device connected to the…

Q: Why do computers need to know the MAC address of the destination via the ARP packet? 2. Can…

A: ARP stands for Address Resolution Protocol. When you try to ping an IP address on your local…

Q: Are MAC addresses really where packet routing occurs in routers? Then explain how it works; if you…

A: No MAC is not exactly where packet routing occurs in Routers.

Q: Are MAC addresses really where packet routing occurs in routers? Then explain how it works; if you…

A: Answer: MAC addresses are not used in the system of routing of a packet. Section -> delivery…

Q: Q) suppose you have 54 PCs, which is the better subnets should be used for the Network Address…

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Q: Q) suppose you have 54 PCs, which is the better subnets should be used for the Network Address…

A: Suppose you have 54 PCs,which is the better which subnets should be used for the network address…

Q: Q) suppose you have 54 PCs, which is the better subnets should be used for the Network Address…

A: Suppose you have 54 PCs,which is the better which subnets should be used for the network address…

Q: Mention all protocols and functions if losting MAC address and I need IP

A: ARP makes an interpretation of IP locations to Media Access Control (MAC) locations and the other…

Q: the IP 135.11.2.96/12, efficiently figure out the network addresses of the following host…

A: 135.11.2.96/12 /12 means number of network address bits is 12 and number of host bits is 20. For…

Q: VLSM Problem 1. Based on the number of hosts in the topology, you need to calculate the NIDS and…

A: 210.15.10.0 is a class C IP address where number of network bits is 24. So number of host bits is 8…

Q: If one of the stations is unplugged in bus topology this will interrupts the rest of the network?…

A: 3) answer is FALSE In bus topology unplugging one station then another station will be available.…

Q: Now that you have gained some expertise in creating addressing schemes, demonstrate how you would…

A: 201.100.50.0 /24 /24 means  number of network bits is 24 and number of host bits is 32-24=8 For…

Q: Is it correct to say that a router routes packets to MAC addresses only? For those who responded…

A: MAC address is a unique NIC (Network Interface Controller/Card) identification issued. It comprises…

Q: A) Explore specific packet number let's suppose number 4 and give its source IP and MAC addresses…

A: MAC address is a unique identifier that is assigned to a NIC (Network Interface Controller/ Card).…

Q: Use given Figure 1 to configure a two-router network. All router configurations must be assumed and…

A: Actually, IP stands for Internet Protocol..

Q: Multiple choice in network  To avoids ARP request for every IP datagram Select one: a. Use ARP…

A: ARP cache is a cache memory where ARP entries are stored. Static Routing and DHCP are for…

Q: Assuming standard 1500 byte Ethernet max payloads:  how many IPv4 fragments will be needed to…

A: Ethernet Max Payloads = 1500 bytes IP4 Fragments = 2 IPV4 fragments will be needed to transfer 2000…

Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

A: According to the question Transmission time = L / R = Length of the packet / Rate of link Packet…

Q: (c) An ISP is granted a block of IP 16.12.64.0/20 and needs to allocate addresses for 3…

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Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

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Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

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Q: From the above scenario, RIP and internal EIGRP routing protocols were configured on the same…

A: If a network has configured with both RIP and EIGRP, that type of configuration is called hybrid…

Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

A: The answer is...

Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

A: Solution::  Transmission time = L / R = Length of the packet / Rate of link Packet size = 1500 bytes…

Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

A: The answer is...

Q: Total latency is equal to a summation of network delay contributors such as frame transmission time,…

A: Latency is an extent of deferral. In an association, latency appraises the time it takes for…

Q: Lab - Build a Simple Network Topology Addressing Table Device Interface IP Address…

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Q: Create an IP address plan as efficiently as possible for the network shown below. The address space…

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Q: What happens to MAC addresses as a packet travels from one network to another? What happens to IP…

A: 1. The switch knows which outbound port the MAC address listed as the layer 2 destination is on,…

Q: What happens to MAC addresses as a packet travels from one network to another? What happens to IP…

A: A network consists of two or more computer that are linked in order to share resources and exchange…

Q: Two PC’s are connected to a switch. The IP addresses of the PC’s are as displayed in the diagram. PC…

A: Actually, IP stands for Internet Protocol.

Q: It's unclear what happens to packets' MAC addresses when they travel from one network to another. Is…

A: Introduction: MAC:  Media Access Control address(MAC address). A unique identity provided to a…

Q: Consider the following IP address and subnet mask. 131.0.10.11 255.255.128.0  What is the Network ID…

A: Network ID- 131.0. Broadcast ID-131.0.10.255 Number of Bits- 255-11= 244

Q: 1 a) What layer of the OSI model does the ARP protocol best belong to? b) What command is used in…

A: The OSI(Open Systems Interconnection) model is a set of protocols that allows any two different…

Q: a- Given the following screenshot, some errors are preventing PC-C from accessing the Redundant…

A: Introduction: In part a we are provided with few lines of code and we have to remove errors from it.…

Q: a- Given the following screenshot, some errors are preventing PC-C from accessing the Redundant…

A: Introduction: In part a we are provided with few lines of code and we have to remove errors from it.…

Q: a- Given the following screenshot, some errors are preventing PC-C from accessing the Redundant…

A: Router0(config-router)#ip route 0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.209.0.0.1Router0(config)#router rip…

Q: Given the IP 194.172.1.0/24. Make four equal subnets of this IP by doing subnetting of two bits and…

A: 194.172.1.0/24  or 194.172.1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 /24 first 24 bits are reserved. subnets are: 194.172.1.…

Q: In a class B subnet, we know the IP address of one of the hosts and the mask as given below:    IP…

A: Given, IP address: 125.134.112.66 Mask: 255.255.224.0 First address = IP address AND Mask =…

Q: In a Wireshark capture of the Ethernet II header contents of an ARP request, the destination address…

A: In a Wire-shark capture of the Ethernet II header contents of an ARP request, the destination…

Q: As network designer, you are asked to use the network IP address 192.168.3.0 to create four (4)…

A: GIVEN: NETWORK IP ADDRESS : 192.168.3.0 (Class C) Create 4 subnet  Find  Network IP First IP Last…

Q: Q5) For the given IP 138.10.140.30, subnet the network so that you will have 510 usable subnets. And…

A: 138.10.140.30 IP Address: 138.10.140.30 Network Address: 138.10.140.28 Usable Host IP Range:…

Q: What do we mean by a subnet? b) Why it is important to know the subnet mask of an IP address? c)…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three subparts for…

Q: Question 1.  a. At transport layer UDP uses checksum to detect errors in the received data. Suppose…

A: A)At transport layer UDP uses checksum to detect errors in the received data. Suppose areceiver…