ARP and RARP The left side of this slide gives an ARP message in hexadecimal format, identify the ARP header fields, and work out their corresponding values.

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ARP and RARP The left side of this slide gives an ARP message in hexadecimal format, identify the ARP header fields, and work out their corresponding values.

IP and ICMP The left side of this slide gives an IP header message in hexadecimal format, identify the IP header fields, and work out their corresponding values

UDP The left side of this slide gives an UDP datagram header message in hexadecimal format, identify the UDP header fields, and work out their corresponding values

TCP The left side of this slide gives an TCP segment header message in hexadecimal format, identify the TCP header fields, and work out their corresponding values