A network administrator is inspecting a packet capture file on a host receiving an automated file transfer. As the destination host de-encapsulates the incoming data unit from the physical network interface up to the application process, the protocol stack must inspect specific header fields to identify which higher-layer protocol or service should receive the payload next. Which of the following correctly identifies the sequential order of header fields evaluated at Layer 2, Layer 3, and Layer 4 to route the payload to the correct application process?
- EtherType in the Ethernet frame header, Protocol field in the IPv4 packet header, and Destination Port in the Transport segment headerCevap
- BSource MAC address in the Ethernet frame header, Time to Live (TTL) in the IPv4 packet header, and Source Port in the Transport segment header
- CFrame Check Sequence (FCS) in the Ethernet frame trailer, Header Checksum in the IPv4 packet header, and Sequence Number in the Transport segment header
- DProtocol field in the IPv4 packet header, EtherType in the Ethernet frame header, and Destination Port in the Transport segment header
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EtherType in the Ethernet frame header, Protocol field in the IPv4 packet header, and Destination Port in the Transport segment header
De-encapsulation is a bottom-up process where each OSI layer evaluates specific header fields to demultiplex and route the payload to the next higher layer protocol. At Layer 2 (Data Link), the EtherType field specifies the Layer 3 protocol (such as IPv4 or IPv6). At Layer 3 (Network), the Protocol field specifies the Layer 4 transport protocol (such as TCP or UDP). At Layer 4 (Transport), the Destination Port number identifies the target service or process at the Application layer.
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De-encapsulation Demultiplexing Fields