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CS 447 Networks and Data Communication ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) for the Internet Department of Computer Science Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Fall, 2015 Dr. Hiroshi Fujinoki IP/000

ARP/001 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 1. What is ARP? 2. Why ARP is needed? 3. How ARP works? 4. ARP extension to WAN/Internet Presentation Agenda CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/002 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP): 1. It is a mechanism that translates MAC address to IP address MAC (Medium Access Control) address (= hardware address) IP (Internet Protocol) address (= software address) ARP (IP-MAC Translation) e.g. “ ” 32-bit address e.g. “1E:32:55:FF:3B:CC” 48-bit address CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/003 What are the software network address and hardware network address? Software Network Address: 1. Network address managed by a network protocol Example:(1) IP address in Internet Protocol (2) “computer name” in Microsoft NetBEUI 2. Network address you can change through OS Hardware Network Address: 1. Network address “hardwired” in each NIC (assigned at a factory) 2. Can not be changed Example: Ethernet MAC address CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/004 Application Presentation Session Transport Network Logical Link Physical IP Address MAC Address NIC Network Host (a terminal computer) The upper 5 layers use IP address The lower two layers use MAC address CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/005 Why ARP is needed? NIC can understand ONLY hardware network address Application Presentation Session Transport Network Logical Link Physical TCP/IP (IP address) (= software address) Ethernet (MAC Address) (= hardware address) ARP CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/007 How ARP works? - Host A wants to send data to host B - Host A knows IP address of B (but not MAC address of B) How A can know MAC address of B? IP = MAC = 1010 A IP = MAC = 1012 B Broadcast “ARP Search” message Sender IP Sender MACReceiver IP Broadcast MAC “ARP Search” LAN CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/008 IP = MAC = 1010 A IP = MAC = 1012 B Broadcast “polling” message Sender IP Sender MACReceiver IP Broadcast MAC “ARP Search” “ARP Search” Sender IP Sender MACReceiver IPReceiver MAC “ARP Reply” “ARP Reply” LAN C CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/009 LAN ARP Host ARP Cache If a host has to broadcast ARP search message for each packet, it is not efficient ARP entries will be cached CS 447 Networks and Data Communication

ARP/010 ARP spanning more than one LAN: Now we understand how ARP works for a LAN How ARP can work for a connection spanning more than one LAN? WAN/Internet Router Host A Host B Routers do NOT forward broadcast ARP Search message How host A can know MAC address of B? CS 447 Networks and Data Communication