Introduction to Network Security (Chapman & Hall/CRC Computer and Information Science Series Book 19)

Application address.

Both computers receive the same packet and both computers in turn will respond to the sender. This causes the sending computer to receive multiple responses to the same packet, which causes the protocol to fail. Two computers with the same Ethernet addresses on different networks will not cause any problem, since Ethernet addresses are only used lo

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destination. This discovery protocol can be a source of attack, which will be discussed in Part II of the book.

Internet service provider (ISP).

Dynamic address.

(preamble, start frame delimiter [SFD], frame check sequence [FCS]).

Chapter 1

Hardware address.

Design Vulnerability Implementation Vulnerability Configuration Vulnerability