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20 bytes in header - 1480 bytes in payload
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The more fragments flag is set. the size of the packet is 1500 bytes. Its the first because the id ends with a zero
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The id field indicates that it is the second fragment. There are more because the more fragments flag is set printout
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the time to live and the id have changed
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the pattern is tll = 255, 252, 1, 2, 3, 4, 252. first sends a probe with tll=255 (max) maybe to check if it exists? then 4 probes with increasing tll to trace the route. I dont know about the 252 ones
get - packet 76 res - 78
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bc:54:2f:5e:83:d7
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(00:00:0c:9f:f0:04) - the router i'm connected to
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0800 - ipv4
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the G is the 41st byte. Before this is the TCP information
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Source: Cisco_65:34:42 (00:2a:6a:65:34:42). the address of the router
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bc:54:2f:5e:83:d7 - yes this is my computer
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10.66.8.42
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its different not sure why
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Destination: Broadcast (ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff) this is the default gateway
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Opcode: request (1)
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yes - needed so that people can reply without also having to send an ARP
a. Sender MAC address: Cisco_9f:f0:04 (00:00:0c:9f:f0:04) the router i am connected to
b. Target MAC address: IntelCor_5e:83:d7 (bc:54:2f:5e:83:d7) my computer
- default time is 20mins source