( Address Resolution Protocol ) ARP ( Address Resolution Protocol )
What Is IP ? What Is Mac Address ? Mapping Types : Static Mapping Dynamic Mapping ARP RARP
ARP Operation ARP Request Message & ARP Reply Message Broadcast Unicast ARP request message The physical address of the sender The IP address of the sender The physical address of the receiver is 0 The IP address of the receiver
Encapsulation of ARP Packet An ARP packet is encapsulated directly into a data link frame
ARP PACKET
ARP Packet Details
Example :
An Example Of ARP : First Scenario: HOST A want to send a packet to HOST C
Second Scenario : HOST 112 want to send a packet to HOST 222
Proxy ARP : Why Proxy ARP Is Needed Proxy ARP Operation
CACHE In ARP Protocol :
( Reverse Address Resolution Protocol ) RARP ( Reverse Address Resolution Protocol )
Solution : BootStrapping RARP Operation why would we ever need to do this ? Normal Host Diskless Workstation Solution : BootStrapping
The First Solution For BootStrappingRARP Summary : RFC 903 Published in 1984 Converting MAC Address to IP Address What Is RARP Server ? RARP is the earliest and simplest protocol designed to allow a device to obtain an IP address
RARP PACKET
Encapsulation of RARP Packet
If we have two or more RARP Server on any local network RARP General Operation : If we have two or more RARP Server on any local network
Limitations of RARP Low-Level Hardware Orientation DHCP Relay Agent Manual Assignment Limited Information Superseded technologies for RARP : DHCP BOOTP
REFRENCES : www.tcpipguide.com http://telescript.denayer.wenk.be http://www.rhyshaden.com http://binarios.com Computer Network 5th edTanenbaum Computer Networking -Kurose.Ross-Edition 6
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