TEL103: Telecommunications 3
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Assignment 2 Part 2
This assignment is based on chapter 4 (161-182) of the TCP/IP textbook.
- Identify four things provided by ICMP.
- Occasionally IP datagrams are fragmented due to the MTU of a hop. What information does ICMP provide about fragmented IP datagrams?
- Which type of ICMP message supports the PING utilify?
- Identify ICMP's most common uses.
- Briefly describe the contents of an ICMP ECHO REQUEST packet/
- Why do most PING utilities send a series of several ECHO REQUESTs?
- How many ICMP ECHO REQUESTs are sent when pinging an IP host from a Windows XP PC?
- What will happen if someone tried to ping the broadcast address for a LAN segment?
- TRACEROUTE provides two things, a list of routers along the path and:
- PMTU will discover the MTU for a particular path. Why is it important to know the MTU for an entire path?
- A router set to discard ICMP packets is called a:
- What is the "all-routers" multicast address?
- Identify the type of packet that allows hosts to passively learn about available routes.
- What is the "all-hosts" multicast address?
- Identify the two portions of an ICMP header.
Know the following terms:
- Available Routes
- Firewalking
- Gateway
- ICMP ECHO REQUEST packet
- IP Address Scanning
- Optimal Route
- Path Discovery
- PMTU
- PMTU Discovery
- Pathping
- PING
- Reachabilty
- Route Tracing
- TRACERT
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