TAC Program | IP Packet Header.

[@nwkings]

Correction- Header length is a 4 bit field that contains the length of the IP header. I thought 4 was 4 rows. The initial 5 rows of the IP header are always used. So, minimum length of IP header = 5 x 4 bytes = 20 bytes.

[@mahendrakumarsahu4395]

Wonderful explanation Sir. I m great full to ur simple way of explanation. Frame Which has Source & Destn MAC Packet Which has source and destn IP Segment Which has source and destn Port.

[@nitinjadhav5149]

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[@sourabhanandsingh7128]

The way you teach is awesome sir 👏🙌

[@nikhilchauhan3165]

Thanks alot sir......you have fulfilled my request implicitly.......I am very grateful to you🙏

[@nwkings]

Most welcome

[@jainul6580]

Version (4) inside bracket 4 denote 4 bit size of version . If it's ipv4 0100 and ipv6 0110

[@joyjit_roy]

*Very detailed explaination as always - but please stop that annoying low back ground music that kept playing in the back.*

[@shuhaibbasheer]

Great presentation, But the way fragmentation offset is explained is wrong. Indeed it is used for packet reassembly. But its not a buffer, it is just a field in the ip header to indicate sequence of the packet. Basically that field will tell the receiver where the ip fragment will fit into.

[@amjadali-ht6rt]

very nice...

[@nwkings]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AshishKumar-mc4uv]

Very nice

[@suhailmunshi2876]

Thankyou sir.

[@manishpant842]

How many calls tac engineer need to take each day

[@prakashkumardutta2021]

This is Gold.

[@nwkings]

Your Smile too :)