ccna 200-301 network simulator ns2 serves vets

ccna 200-301 network simulator ns2 serves vets.A QUESTION Q: Referring to the figure, what is the address of the frame and packet received by host B from host A? master section 2.6 of this chapter, you can easily come up with the correct answer. to look at the process of sending packets, Host A sent out, source ip: 192.168.24.5, destination ip: 192.168.60.5, Source mac:00b0.doef.5f6a , destination mac:0007.0e56.ab2e; Switch 1 is received and sent after looking up the MAC address table without making any changes to theto Router1; from Router 1: sourceip192,168.24.5,destinationip:192.168.60.5,sourcemac:0007.0e8f.088a, destination 69 ____________________________________ 4-: mac:0011.43da.2c98; Switch? received after looking up the MAC address table, without any changes sent to Host Bo 38. solution: question B asks: host 1 sends a query packet to a remote file server L Which is the destination address in host 1's query packet? The Host communication is between logical addresses, i.e., IP address communication, and the question asks which address is in the packet", not in the "ftame", so the options involving MAC addresses can be disregarded. From the description in Section 2.6 of this chapter, we know that when passing through different three-layer devices, the address of layer 2 keeps being unpacked and re-packed, and the IP address of layer 3 does not change, because it is sent to file server 1, so the destination IP address should be serverServer 1.39. Solution: DQuestion Q: Referring to the diagram in question 38, host 1 sends ...an ICMP echo request packet to remote server 1. Which is the destination address that host 1 places in the Layer 2 frame header of the ping packet? Since it is the destination address of the frame, all options involving IP are wrong. From the narrative in Section 2.6 of this chapter, you know that Host 1 first sends data to Router R1, and the destination MAC address in the frame should be the MAC address of Router R1's FaO/O interface.40.Solution: AQUESTION Q: Referring to the diagram in question 38, router R1 forwards a packet from host 1 to remote server 1. When this packet leaves router R1's sO/OA) interface, which statement describes the MAC address used in the frame in this packet? The MAC address is the address format on Ethernet, and there is a serial line between router R1 and router R2, which uses an encapsulation protocol on the serial line and does not have a MAC address.41. Solution: CQUESTION Q: Referring to the diagram in Question 38, which source MAC address appears in the header of the data frame received by Host 1 when Host 1 receives a file from Remote File Server 1? The correct answer is the MAC address of the Fa0/0 interface of router R1.