15. What would clients need to do in order to receive the updates made to DHCP i

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15. What would clients need to do in order to receive the updates made to DHCP in the preceding question? 16. Below are details of a packet as displayed in the center panel of Wireshark. The packet contains a reply sent by an FTP server in response to a get command. 16 pts Src : Ethernet Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: 210.6.15.41, Dst: 192.168.0.50 File Transfer Protocol (FTP) ? 11 , 3e : 10 : 46: f4: 3a: 85, Dst : ce: e4 : 75 : 2d : 51 : 06 ?Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port : 20, Dst Port : 8131 a. Identify the Application Layer protocol used in this packet Which header contains the source and destination MAC addresses? c. What is the IP address of the FTP server? 17. If the last line of the packet shown in the previous question was expanded to display more details, what would you expect to see? a. IP and MAC address information for the client and server b. The contents of the file being transferred c. RETR, which is the FTP representation of the get command d. The TCP stream associated with the transfer 3 pts 18. The IP addresses of the interfaces of a router connecting LAN A and LAN B are as s 6 pts] 192.168.1.1105.34.52.60 LAN A LAN B a. Fill in the entries to complete the routing table for a host on LAN A. Destination 192.168.1.e ?.0.0.0 Gateway Iface Genmask 255.255.255.0 enp@s3 8.0.0.0 enpes3 b. Where would a typical client host get the data that is assigned to these routes?

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16.a - Transmission control protocol is used in this packet

b - the first header contain the source and destnation mac address

c - 210.6.15.41 is the the ip addres of the FTP server

17. d. TCP stream associated with the transfer

18. a Destination gateway genmask Iface

192.68.1.0 105.35.52.60 255.255.255.0 enp0s3

0.0.0.0 192.168.1.1 0.0.0.0 enp0s3

b. the LAN B client get the data.

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