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    This document contains a student's lab report consisting of responses to multiple choice and short answer questions about networking protocols, HTTP requests and responses, IP and MAC addresses, and port numbers. The student provides their name, roll number, section, and identifies the document as Lab 6. The questions cover topics such as TCP, UDP, QUIC, HTTP versions, status codes, IP and MAC addresses for a computer and server, source and destination ports, HTTP header fields such as Last-Modified and Accept-Ranges.

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    l201040 Lab6

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    Muhammad Burhan Tahir
    This document contains a student's lab report consisting of responses to multiple choice and short answer questions about networking protocols, HTTP requests and responses, IP and MAC addresses, and port numbers. The student provides their name, roll number, section, and identifies the document as Lab 6. The questions cover topics such as TCP, UDP, QUIC, HTTP versions, status codes, IP and MAC addresses for a computer and server, source and destination ports, HTTP header fields such as Last-Modified and Accept-Ranges.

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    Name: Muhammad Burhan Tahir

    Roll: 20L-1040
    Section: 5E1

    Lab 6

    Statement-1

    Q1)
    1. TCP
    2. UDP
    3. QUIC
    4. SSDP

    Q2)
    0.25s

    Q3)
    No. As status code is 404 which refers to an error.

    Q4)
    Browser: HTTP 1.1
    Server: HTTP 1.1

    Q5)
    English

    Q6)
    Computer: 192.168.137.50
    Server: 128.119.245.12

    Q7)
    Server: b0:52:16:0c:56:69
    Computer: 82:45:dd:bb:d8:8e

    Q8)
    Source Port: 56522
    Destination Port: 80
    Port 80 is used by http.

    Q9)
    1: 304
    2: 404

    Q10)
    Last-Modified: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 05:29:00 GMT

    Q11)
    Accept-Ranges: bytes
    Content-Length: 73

    Statement-2
    Q1)
    No

    Q2)
    Contents of file:

    Q3)
    Yes

    The date on which the information was last modified

    Q4)
    Code: 304

    Which means “The requested resource has not been modified since the last time
    you accessed it” (Internet)

    Q5)
    One

    Q8)
    HTTP/1.1 200 OK
    Statement-3
    Length for the text for the Bill of Right is 4816 segments. The
    length is added for headers. Due to multiple TCP packets the
    message is divided into smaller packets to be in a separate TCP
    segment. Each TCP segment having its header size.

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