Lab 2-2

Summary

In this part of the lab the task was to ping my default gateway and of another IP address and then record the MAC addresses that were being recorded in wire shark.

Commands

• ipconfig/all
• Ping of Ip address - the ping command allows me to test the connection between my workstation and my IP address to see if the connection is live.

Record

Record: Include the default gateway IP in your submission (1 Point)

• Default Gateway: 184.171.157.250

Record: What are the source and destination MAC addresses ICMP Request

• MAC Address source: e0:d4:e8:84:86:5e
• MAC Address destination: 00:00:5e:00:01:87

Record: What are the source and destination MAC addresses (1 Point) ICMP Response

• MAC Address source: 00:00:5e:00:01:87
• MAC Address destination: e0:d4:e8:84:86:5e

Answer Question: What is the MAC address of your workstation's NIC? What is the MAC address of the Default Gateway Router interface (NIC)? (1 Point)

• Workstation NIC: e0:d4:e8:84:86:5e
• Default Gateway Router interface NIC: 00:00:5e:00:01:87

Record: What are the source and destination MAC addresses (1 Point)

• Source: e0:d4:e8:84:86:5e
• Desination: 00:00:5e:00:01:87

Answer Question: What appears to be the MAC address of the Instructor's PC? (1 Point)

• The instructor's MAC address appears to be e0:d4:e8:84:86:5e

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Tech Journal Questions

How did you find the Ethernet interface to use for Wireshark?

• When I used the command ipconfig/all I looked for the Wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi I saw that I had an active IPv4 Address which was the port receiving and sending the itcp packets

Did you use any filters to find your ping packets?

• yes in Wireshark I used itcp to find the ping packets

Where did you find the MAC addresses within the network packets?

• Found the MAC addresses under Ethernet II where the destination and source were right in that category

Include any other commands you used, issues you encountered, and troubleshooting steps you took.

• ipconfig/all
• Ping