Given the following diagram. S1, S2, and S3 are layer-2 switches. R1 and R2 are network layer routers. Host E wants to send a datagram to host B. A B Subnet 1 S1 R1 D S2 Subnet 2 с R2 S3 E F Subnet 3 1. Suppose all of the ARP tables, routing tables and switching tables are all up to date. Enumerate all the steps where at each step, mention (1) who sends the datagram, (2) who receives the datagram (multiple nodes in case of broadcast), (3) what is the source and destination IP in the datagram, and (4) what is the source and destination MAC address in the frame? Notes: MAC and IP Address values are arbitrary. E's IP address is known as "E's IP address". R2's MAC address is known as "R2's MAC address".

Given the following diagram. S1, S2, and S3 are layer-2 switches. R1 and R2 are network layer routers. Host E wants to send a datagram to host B. A B Subnet 1 S1 R1 D S2 Subnet 2 с R2 S3 E F Subnet 3 1. Suppose all of the ARP tables, routing tables and switching tables are all up to date. Enumerate all the steps where at each step, mention (1) who sends the datagram, (2) who receives the datagram (multiple nodes in case of broadcast), (3) what is the source and destination IP in the datagram, and (4) what is the source and destination MAC address in the frame? Notes: MAC and IP Address values are arbitrary. E's IP address is known as "E's IP address". R2's MAC address is known as "R2's MAC address".

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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