1. If an IPv6 datagram with a payload of 1480 bytes and no extension headers must be sent over a network with an MTU of 500 bytes, how many fragments will be sent? Explain. 2. Read RFCs 1149 and 1217....


1. If an IPv6 datagram with a payload of 1480 bytes and no extension headers must be sent over a network with an MTU of 500 bytes, how many fragments will be sent? Explain.


2. Read RFCs 1149 and 1217. Are they serious network standards? (Hint: consider the dates.)


3. When reassembling fragments, how does IP software know whether incoming fragments belong to the same datagram?





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