Q. Three strategies used to handle the transition from version 4 to version 6 are dual stack, tunneling and

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Q. In internetwork, the network layer at the destination is responsible for

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Q. The total length field defines the total length of the datagram including the

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Q. MTU stands for

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Q. The header of the IPv4 packet changes with each

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Q. In IPv4, If we use a protocol with Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU), it makes the transmission more

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Q. A term that has a limited lifetime in its travel through an internet is called

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Q. If a host does not support the flow label, it sets the flow label field to

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Q. Internet is also known as

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Q. When two computers using IPv6 want to communicate with each other, the strategy is used known as

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Q. The value of the checksum must be recalculated regardless of

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Q. A sequence of packets with same source and destination addresses can be sent one after another, shows the

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Q. Another option which is similar to the strict source route is

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Q. The first fragment has an offset field value of

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Q. In connectionless service, the network layer protocol treats each packet

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Q. In IPv6, the base header has the

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Q. In IPv4, the checksum covers only the

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Q. The Encrypted Security Payload (ESP) is an extension that provides

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Q. The Datagram field is to intentionally limit the journey of the

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Q. In packet format, the base header occupies

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