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1.7 KiB
1.7 KiB
This folder contains details for Test_Case1.
The values for the header fields are:
1. Verison = 4, to indicate IPv4 version is used.
2. IHL = 5, which indicates 20 bytes.
3. Type of Service = 0,
4. Total Window size = 40, which is 28 in hex. The total windows size contains the total lenght of IP header plus data.
5. Identification = 0001,
6. Flags = All flags are set to zero,
7. Fragment Offset = For now, there is no fragment offset so, this value is set to 0.
8. TTL = 40s, which is 28 in hex.
9. Protocol = 6, which indicates TCP.
10. Header Checksum = initially zero and then changed to the 1's complement of the sum of 16 bit values of IP header + data.
11. Source IP = 200.204.10.12, which is c8cc 0a0c in hex
12. Destination IP = 200.204.10.14, which is c8cc 0a0e in hex
13. Source Port = 1234, which is 04D2 in hex,
14. Destination Port = 4444, which is 115c in hex.
15. Sequence Number = 0 for now,
16. Acknowledgement Number = 0,
17. Flags:
For the SYN packet, the SYN Flag in the header has a value of 1.
For the SYN+ACK packet, the SYN and ACK flags in the header have a value of 1.
For the ACK packet, the ACK flag in the header has a value of 1.
For the FIN packet, the FIN flag in the header has a value of 1.
For the FIN+ACK packet, the FIN and ACK flags in the header have a value of 1.
18. TCP Checksum = initially zero, then:
(i) Concatenate TCP Pseudo header (Protocol, Source IP, Destination IP, Total Length) with TCP header and TCP data. This creates a big integer.
(ii) Convert this integer to binary and compute bit wise 1's complement.
References:
1. https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2012/05/ip-header-checksum/
2. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/calculation-of-tcp-checksum