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what is Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) Explained in detail | CCNA Networking Tutorials — Transcript

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  1. 0:00hi everyone welcome to ramos tech
  2. 0:01library channel so eurojimonom address
  3. 0:03resolution protocol antenna telco number
  4. 0:05address resolution protocol under the
  5. 0:07layer 2 protocol so actually the
  6. 0:09injection it will find the unknown mac
  7. 0:11address for the respective ip address
  8. 0:14simple receptor induction
  9. 0:38[Music]
  10. 1:53first time no pumps no data
  11. 1:55you know the source mac address because
  12. 1:57you are sending the data from your
  13. 1:58device but you don't know the
  14. 2:00destination mac address in the dns
  15. 2:28so destination addresses ip address i
  16. 2:30know the destination ip address but i
  17. 2:32don't know the destination mac address
  18. 2:57okay it's a 48-bit address okay so ipv4
  19. 3:01on a 32-bit address is the
  20. 3:17mac address destination mac address you
  21. 3:18don't know
  22. 3:19okay to find out the destination mac
  23. 3:22address we need a address resolution
  24. 3:24protocol as simple as that okay
  25. 3:27market destination ip address
  26. 3:29destination ip address
  27. 3:30but destination mac address still is
  28. 3:32starting low
  29. 3:33okay
  30. 3:34system
  31. 3:36[Music]
  32. 3:40you know the destination ip address but
  33. 3:42you don't know the destination mac
  34. 3:43address with the respective ip address
  35. 3:46so our address resolution protocol ante
  36. 3:48it will find out the destination mac
  37. 3:51address it is unknown mac address we
  38. 3:53don't know right that's why we called
  39. 3:54unknown mac address it will find out the
  40. 3:57unknown mac address with
  41. 4:02[Music]
  42. 4:12to find out the mac address with respect
  43. 4:14to ip address
  44. 4:16we need a understand solution protocol
  45. 4:17address resolution protocol so either
  46. 4:20data encoded in the data link on the
  47. 4:22source mac and destination mac
  48. 4:24and then
  49. 4:26okay
  50. 4:40very very very
  51. 4:55ip address
  52. 4:57again transport layer source port and
  53. 4:59destination port okay source destination
  54. 5:02social destination
  55. 5:04who are going to send the traffic
  56. 5:06destination to whom it should reach okay
  57. 5:09receiver okay sender and receiver source
  58. 5:12and destination otherwise this is how it
  59. 5:14it works okay address resolution
  60. 5:17protocol and it will find out the
  61. 5:19unknown mac address you don't know right
  62. 5:21unknown macros for the respective
  63. 5:51standard 826
  64. 5:52and rp is a protocol used by layer 3
  65. 5:55address to resolve the layer 2 addresses
  66. 5:58so
  67. 5:59our request packet and our reply packet
  68. 6:03okay so
  69. 6:07for the respective ip address okay so to
  70. 6:09find out the mac address so what it will
  71. 6:12do it will send the our request packet
  72. 6:14first to our request packet
  73. 6:17so a packet header
  74. 8:11layer 3 protocol remember
  75. 8:12our pc layer 2 protocol in the container
  76. 8:16destiny find out the chairs used
  77. 8:19but it uses the layer 3 payload payload
  78. 8:22yesterday
  79. 9:49ip address so you can join the pc one of
  80. 9:51your kai pa center 1.1 pc2 ip address
  81. 9:5410.1.1.2 okay
  82. 9:57zeros and once
  83. 10:27to find out the destination mac address
  84. 10:29okay so first changes
  85. 10:47mapping the
  86. 10:48mac address with respect to ip address
  87. 10:50that is called address resolution
  88. 10:51protocol our iphone a and a command is
  89. 10:53there
  90. 10:54you will see what are the ip addresses
  91. 10:56and what are the mac addresses suddenly
  92. 10:58day 0.1 mac address 3 f
  93. 11:01224 dot is multicast ips 22k
  94. 11:04mac address so you can respect your iprc
  95. 11:07and respect to mac address sony so it
  96. 11:09will find out the mac address for the
  97. 11:10respective ip address so our table
  98. 11:48then what it will do it will generate a
  99. 11:50arp request it would generate our
  100. 11:52request frame and it will send to
  101. 11:55each and every one okay
  102. 11:57so in the form and mata either requested
  103. 12:00generators
  104. 12:02uh packet allowed in the first
  105. 12:04header or pedal to the sender mac
  106. 12:06address okay
  107. 12:08so our request
  108. 12:23so we don't know and target type address
  109. 12:25is 1.2 okay then me the l2 header
  110. 12:27encapsulator into the again source mac
  111. 12:29address is yay and destination mac
  112. 12:30address also we don't know it's a
  113. 12:32broadcast fff guru
  114. 12:34in a destination mac address and a
  115. 12:36target mac address
  116. 12:38both are broadcast but are paid or low
  117. 12:40representation the intent is zero zero
  118. 12:41so representation
  119. 12:43and uh
  120. 12:45is in the l4 dollar destination market
  121. 12:46fff broadcast in the ff matter okay
  122. 12:49binary low f1 is the last two so on the
  123. 12:52broadcaster but ffff so this is what it
  124. 12:55is our prequest packet is so it will
  125. 12:57send our request packet to switch so
  126. 13:00this is the topology okay pc one
  127. 13:02generator request packet and it will
  128. 13:04send to switch
  129. 13:47two addresses layer three devices will
  130. 13:49only understand layer tree addresses
  131. 13:51that is ip addresses so computer will
  132. 13:53only understand ip address so it will
  133. 13:54check the destination mac address and
  134. 13:56the target ip address okay target ip
  135. 13:58address is mine
  136. 14:0010.1.1.2
  137. 14:02okay target type is mine hey you are
  138. 14:04asking my mac address so upon checking
  139. 14:07our prequest packet so you then check
  140. 14:09just the target ip address just
  141. 14:11okay target ip address is mine okay
  142. 14:14you're asking my mac address and jpc a
  143. 14:17pc2 engine then it will generate
  144. 14:19reply packet
  145. 14:21request
  146. 14:22suppose
  147. 14:23target address 1.3
  148. 14:251.1.1.3
  149. 14:28address 1.1.2 you could target if the
  150. 14:30check check
  151. 14:3110.1.1.3 is the target type address hey
  152. 14:34this target api resists tender 10. uh
  153. 14:37sorry 10.1.1.3
  154. 14:38i am not the 10.1.1.3 i am 10.1.1.2
  155. 14:42so
  156. 14:51okay this is my address only okay i will
  157. 14:54respond it so it will generate a arp
  158. 14:56request or prepare
  159. 15:10pc2 is generating a rp replay packet
  160. 15:13remember
  161. 15:15pc2 on mata second
  162. 15:18rp play packet this is our particular
  163. 15:20packet so
  164. 15:21pc2 is the header along the replay
  165. 15:23packet header
  166. 15:3810.1.1.1
  167. 15:40layer 2 header encapsulation
  168. 15:43and a source mac addresses b
  169. 15:46c 2 mac address coverage and destination
  170. 15:48mac addresses
  171. 15:52which receives this arp
  172. 15:54replay packet and it will only
  173. 15:56understand mac addresses right it will
  174. 15:57check the destination mac address so
  175. 15:59destination
  176. 16:06do microswitch will send a our preplay
  177. 16:09packet to pc one
  178. 16:10okay our preplay packet to pc one
  179. 16:12through port one so pc one engines on
  180. 16:15the pc one engines on the pc one
  181. 16:16receives this reply packet and it will
  182. 16:19launch the mac address of pc2
  183. 16:34address is b so pc one
  184. 16:37pc one receives this r preplay packet
  185. 16:39our pre-play packet
  186. 16:41header on the other replay header
  187. 16:43the
  188. 16:45sender sender mac addresses this and
  189. 16:47this is this so 1.2 ip addresses
  190. 16:55so now you we we know the destination
  191. 16:58mac address
  192. 16:59destination ip address 1.2 then your mac
  193. 17:02address is b okay that's how it learns
  194. 17:05the mac address simple
  195. 17:08okay simple
  196. 17:11any devices
  197. 17:13destination destination
  198. 17:16then you can make
  199. 17:18okay to reach the destination ip what is
  200. 17:21the mac address for the typing
  201. 17:23okay remember this to find out the mac
  202. 17:26address we need address resolution
  203. 17:28protocol okay we need a address
  204. 17:30resolution
  205. 18:11okay
  206. 20:46get oh sorry get mac and got the channel
  207. 20:51get mac
  208. 20:53show
  209. 20:56show okay
  210. 20:58ipconfig
  211. 21:42okay this is our okay
  212. 21:45so first our prequest combination this
  213. 21:47is student kindergarten address
  214. 21:48resolution protocol first data and good
  215. 21:51enemy the internet header
  216. 21:57in the address download protocol request
  217. 21:59address resolution protocol request okay
  218. 22:01is the real time packet capture okay
  219. 22:03students
  220. 22:06and the sender ip under student attend
  221. 22:07attendance target mac address we don't
  222. 22:10know target resist unattended one okay
  223. 22:12this is our request okay
  224. 22:20so faster packet is your request
  225. 22:23okay request
  226. 22:25request
  227. 22:28hey i want your mac address
  228. 22:30so either replace the tender 10.1
  229. 22:32student is sourcing within the sender
  230. 22:34mullet 10.10.1 it is replaying okay this
  231. 22:37is our preplay packet certain code 2 on
  232. 22:39the replay packet
  233. 22:40okay and it is responding with mac
  234. 22:42address target mac address is this and
  235. 22:45so this tender 10.1 mac address is this
  236. 22:48so you understood right how it is
  237. 22:51getting mac address so children
  238. 23:21the mac address simple rp is a uh
  239. 23:24addressalization address resolution
  240. 23:25protocol and it will find the unknown
  241. 23:27mac address for the respective ip
  242. 23:28address
  243. 23:29choose
  244. 23:31packet tracer
  245. 23:33this is our table same okay to find the
  246. 23:36unknown mac address for the respective
  247. 23:38ip address ip address into the then
  248. 23:42uh mac address and the mac address okay
  249. 23:45to find the mac address for the
  250. 23:47respective ip address that is called r
  251. 23:49okay yellow concrete it will send our
  252. 23:51request packet and it will receive the
  253. 23:53rp play packet that's how it lands the
  254. 23:55mac address okay i hope you video if you
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  257. 24:31thank you so much for watching this
  258. 24:32video see you on next video bye

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