Internet UDP (User Datagram Protocol) packets conform to the format given below. The source and destination port numbers are 16 bit numbers; the Length field is also a 16 bit number that contains the number of bytes in the header and UDP data including the Length field itself, the Checksum field is a 16bit Internet checksum computed over the header and UDP data (all fields). Show the UDP packet for the following information: Source Port #5, Destination Port#=9, UDP Data = 75DSCE5D694DDEFA 16bt Source Port # Length 16bit Destination Port # Checksum UDP Data header Present the data using the original packet format:

Internet UDP (User Datagram Protocol) packets conform to the format given below. The source and destination port numbers are 16 bit numbers; the Length field is also a 16 bit number that contains the number of bytes in the header and UDP data including the Length field itself, the Checksum field is a 16bit Internet checksum computed over the header and UDP data (all fields). Show the UDP packet for the following information: Source Port #5, Destination Port#=9, UDP Data = 75DSCE5D694DDEFA 16bt Source Port # Length 16bit Destination Port # Checksum UDP Data header Present the data using the original packet format:

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

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

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Chapter1: Introduction

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