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The
IP address in a packet indicates where the packet originated.
Each IP packet includes a
that contains important routing information.
What does 'IP' in IP packets stand for?
The
field in the IP header specifies the protocol used in the data portion of the packet.
How does an IP packet know where to go?
IP packets may be fragmented if they are larger than the
size that can be transmitted without fragmentation.
What does a packet's payload contain?
Fragmentation
Identification
Destination Address
Protocol
Packet fragmentation occurs when a packet is too
to be transmitted over a [[network]] segment.
Flags
Total Length
What does the header of an IP packet contain?
Each IP packet is assigned a unique
to help in the reassembly of fragmented packets.
of fragmented packets occurs at the destination device once all fragments are received.
Fragment Offset
The
IP address in an IP packet tells where the packet should be sent.
Header Length
