Wireshark ICMP Lab

[@ItsWaveVids]

Thanks for the thorough explanations

[@McFatterTechMusser]

My pleasure!

[@pranjalshukla8096]

Thank you sir for this lesson

[@McFatterTechMusser]

You are welcome

[@Ahmed-mz7xo]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@reinalin723]

At 21:25 qns 3c how do you know its 2 bytes?

[@McFatterTechMusser]

Each field can be determined to be two bytes as follows. Look at the hexadecimal number. for example, the Identifier (LE) 0x0100. Each hexadecimal number (base-16) represents 4 binary bits. 0100 (hex) = 0000000100000000. A total of 16 bits. Each pair of 2 hexadecimal characters = 8 bits or 1 byte. Here is another. Sequence number (BE) 0x0049 = 00 | 49. Hex zero = 0000, hex zero = 0000, hex 4 = 0100, hex 9 = 1001. 0049 = 00000000 01001001

[@mahurenatasia1655]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful...🙏

[@itzlotv]

Thank you