IP fragmentation

ernesto_cupet6 · Created Feb 9, 2020 03:50:54

Hello CRIS

The answer is

[C] Packet Destination

One of the mechanisms of IP is fragmentation and reassembly. Under certain circumstances, a datagram originally transmitted as a single unit will arrive at its final destination broken into several fragments. The IP layer at the receiving host must accumulate these fragments until enough have arrived to completely reconstitute the original datagram.

Refers to RFC 815 IP DATAGRAM REASSEMBLY ALGORITHMS
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc815

ernesto_cupet6 · Created Feb 9, 2020 03:50:54

Hello CRIS

The answer is

[C] Packet Destination

One of the mechanisms of IP is fragmentation and reassembly. Under certain circumstances, a datagram originally transmitted as a single unit will arrive at its final destination broken into several fragments. The IP layer at the receiving host must accumulate these fragments until enough have arrived to completely reconstitute the original datagram.

Refers to RFC 815 IP DATAGRAM REASSEMBLY ALGORITHMS
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc815

Popeye_Wang · Created Feb 9, 2020 03:54:42

Hello,
I think the right answer is C. The fragments are reassembled into the original IP packet only after they are transmitted to the destination.
I hope this helps.

CRIS1794 · Created Feb 9, 2020 14:26:17

Posted by ernesto_cupet6 at 2020-02-09 03:50 Hello CRISThe answer is [C] Packet DestinationOne of the mechanisms of IP is fragmentation and reass ...

thank you!!

CRIS1794 · Created Feb 9, 2020 14:27:50

Posted by Popeye_Wang at 2020-02-09 03:54 Hello,I think the right answer is C. The fragments are reassembled into the original IP packet only ...

thak you! everything is helpfull :)

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