A router has an IP address of 167.42.1.7. It sends a direct broadcast packet to all...
A router has an IP address of 167.42.1.7. It sends a direct broadcast packet to all hosts in this network. What are the source and destination IP addresses used in this packet?
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broadcast address is 167.42.255.255
source and destination address would be between 167.42.0.1 to 167.42.255.254
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