2. Which one of the following fields is not in an IP header?Source port numberType of service (TOS)Source IP addressTTL Suppose that the value of the offset field in an IP fragment header is 64. What is the position of the first byte of payload of this fragment in the original IP packet (i.e., thepacket before fragmentation)?It is the 1024th byte in the original IP packet payload.O It is the 64th byte in the original IP packet payload.It is the 512th byte in the original IP packet payload.O Itis the 8th byte in the original IP packet payload.

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