Q Figure below shows the IPV4 datagram format. Fill the fields from 1 to 5 by choosing the right answers 2 16-bit identifier ID flags 3 32 bit source IP address options Data (variable length, typically a TCP or UDP segment) 1- Field (1) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- Upper layer protocol f- None of them 2- Field (2) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- Upper layer protocol f- None of above 3- Field (3) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- 32 bit destination IP address f- None of them

Q Figure below shows the IPV4 datagram format. Fill the fields from 1 to 5 by choosing the right answers 2 16-bit identifier ID flags 3 32 bit source IP address options Data (variable length, typically a TCP or UDP segment) 1- Field (1) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- Upper layer protocol f- None of them 2- Field (2) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- Upper layer protocol f- None of above 3- Field (3) is for: a- Time to live b- IP protocol version number c- Type of service d- Header checksum e- 32 bit destination IP address f- None of them

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