DECODING DATA
For the payload of the application layer, take the last few bytes in ASCII. Its not in the packet dump, because it is not a part of header. You can use the ASCII character table to manually convert them. If you understanding the layer 4 destination port #, you understand what it is asking for. There is only one kind of information for the port #.Data block to be decoded:00 11 bc b5 49 40 b8 8d 12 00 0d fa 08 00 45 0000 37 99 09 00 00 ff 11 ea 9f 0a 07 03 1a 42 aae8 41 c7 19 00 35 00 23 a3 9e 02 90 01 00 00 0100 00 00 00 00 00 05 6d 69 74 72 65 03 6f 72 6700 00 01 00 01 Please answer the following questions after decoded the above data block:Q1: (Layer 4) Protocol is:Q2: Source MAC address: Q3: Destination MAC address:Q4: Source IP address:Q5: Destination IP address: Q6: Source (Layer 4) Port #:Q7: Destination (Layer 4) Port # :Q8: (Application Layer) Payload description:
