14.8.1 Packet Tracer - TCP and UDP Communications

14.8.1 Packet Tracer - TCP and UDP Communications
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For the last question. What protocol is associated with TCP Port 110. The answer is POP3. How did you know that? I couldn’t find Port 110 anywhere. Thank you for your excellent teaching. I’m sure the answer is right in front of me . I just don’t see it yet.

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Yeah I too didn’t find 110 port

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What was the very last thing he said @38:35 what protocol?

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Post Office Protocol (POP)

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my packet tracer results arent showing is tht normal?

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Hello , when i put enter in DNS command the PDU not appear in simulation window, i try it a couple of time . . I did it last week and it was ok but I don’t know why it’s not work today . If you know the reason please till me.

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21:02 - How can you tell that that 5th and 4th flags (ACK and PSH) are set? EDIT: Oh, nevermind, I got it!

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[@rasmeetkaur786]

Can we get all answers for this activity?

[@vladimirmisin1876]

my flags have 8 positions in tcp not 6...

[@michaelferguson5167]

my flags had 8 positions as well. I'm assuming you would still go from left to right

[@michaelferguson5167]

Ok I have clarified the 6 versus 8 flag places. You will still only use the first 6 places reading from left to right according the table provided. The last two places are used with other protocols which do not apply for this exercise.

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@@michaelferguson5167 so what flags they are?

[@michaelferguson5167]

@@gatisjurisons3962 that would depend on the six digits you have. Mine were different from this video as I assume it was different for others as well. You start with the 6 digits right after the b. For every place that has a 1 then that is your flags on your table in the instructions. So if your first digit out of the six is a 1 then the first flag is URG etc.