The document contains questions and answers about analyzing UDP packet captures. It provides details on the source and destination port numbers, IP addresses, packet lengths, payload sizes, checksum values, and whether the information agrees with the packet details for queries and responses.
The document contains questions and answers about analyzing UDP packet captures. It provides details on the source and destination port numbers, IP addresses, packet lengths, payload sizes, checksum values, and whether the information agrees with the packet details for queries and responses.
The document contains questions and answers about analyzing UDP packet captures. It provides details on the source and destination port numbers, IP addresses, packet lengths, payload sizes, checksum values, and whether the information agrees with the packet details for queries and responses.
The document contains questions and answers about analyzing UDP packet captures. It provides details on the source and destination port numbers, IP addresses, packet lengths, payload sizes, checksum values, and whether the information agrees with the packet details for queries and responses.
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Capturing of UDP Packets
Questions and answers:
1 a. Source port number: 5217 b. Destination port number: 1900
c. Total length of user diagram 141 d. Length of data 161 e. Is the packet from client or f. Application layer protocol server? From client Internet Protocol g. Is checksum calculated? 0X73ca 2 Are answer in number 1 are verified by the information in the detail pane lane? 3 Source and destination IP addresses in the query message:
source ip is 10.1.24.18 and destination ip is 10.1.25.255
Source and destination IP addresses in the response) message:
source ip is 10.1.10.254 and destination ip is 10.1.24.256
4 Source and destination port number in the query message: source port number is 137 and destination port number is 137
Source and destination port number in the response message:
source port is 53 and destination port number 40012
5 The length of the first UDP packet: 48
How many bytes of payload are carried by the first UDP packet? 20
6 Number of bytes in the DNS message: 84 bytes
Does the count agree with the answer to question 5?
7 Is the checksum calculated for the first UDP packet?
