CCNA Quiz Questions: Life of a packet: Can you answer the questions?

Can you answer this question? This video explains the life of a packet in a network. Want more CCNA Quiz Questions? Follow me on Twitter: / davidbombal
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This is a difficult question and a lot of people asked me a lot of questions about it. What happens to the frame?
I demo this in both Cisco Packet Tracer and GNS3.
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[@XanderPetty]

I was so sure that I knew the answer, and then you said HDLC and I realized I work with Ethernet so frequently I didn't even consider the serial link that was there. What a great quiz-like question!

[@AlvinAlsace]

You deserve so much appreciation. Thank you for making these videos

[@davidbombal]

Download Packet Tracer file here: bit.ly/2QQMm0o
Download Packet Tracer Software here: www.netacad.com/courses/packet-tracer
Want more CCNA Quiz Questions? Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal

[@TheLORDNIGHTSHIELD]

This is an easy question of CCENT level. Reply is always something that goes back in English. You even specify interfaces. So it is obvious that we are talking about router right to left. I am surprised that this is a topic of book CCENT part 1 chapter 3. The tricky part is people simply remember and not learn, investigate protocols itself and their frame. Thanks for video!

[@naingaung7827]

Thank Mr.David. I have seen one look like it from you.

[@SwrPwr]

such a great video and useful info.

[@subhuman7695]

👏👏Much appreciation for this. I learnt something new today on this....

[@TheFriedLife]

Thanks a lot sir...kindly make a video tutorial on dhcp helper address

[@swipe298]

So when packet tracer skiped that step at 9:23 the router R2 should send a broadcast in the network 10,1,3,0/24, with the destination ip add of PC2 10,1,3,1 and mac address of FFFF.FFFF.FFFF ?

[@jitendratippat2076]

Very nice explanation.

[@TetouanEduca]

Thanks David😉👍

[@ifybruno1714]

Thank you...

[@belhadjamari3904]

Thanks a lot sir….

[@kemis1979]

Thank you so much

[@elikelik3574]

Thanks a lot for the explanation. I have a question about ICMP packet between Routers 8:08 . Should not router 1 change destination to R2's IP and source IP to his own IP??? Or it happens in ARP packet???

[@swipe298]

Listen again, between routers is a point to point link. There is only A to B or B to A direction, so there is no need to pass Layer 3 information.

[@muhammedarslanakram6664]

No sir IP address remain same only MAC address changes

[@behzadkhayam4956]

Thank you