the source ip will be that of the pc sending... the destination ip will be that of the destination host receiving... the source mac will be that of the router... the last router in the chain will be the source mac, and the destination mac will be that of the receiving host... the important thing to remember is that the ip of the sender and receiver never changes... the source mac will be the last router forwarding to the destination hosts mac...
now, what was the question originally asked above... leave comments...
network cisco ccna gns3 certification arteq
a network runs through it
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frame
frame=48 bits or 6 bytes
most significant byte least significant byte
6th byte 5th byte 4th byte | 3rd byte 2nd byte 1st byte
1st octet
oui first 3 vendor assigned second 3 bytes
the left most bit, however is the least significant bit in the byte, and the rightmost bit in the first byte is the most significant bit... if the leftmost bit of the most significant byte is 0, the address is unicast... if it is 1, it is multicast... this wiki is a must read... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address
thank the IEEE...
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