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28. Following figure shows tunneling how IPv6 packets can be transferred through routers that support only IPv4. Routers A, B, E, and F supports IPv6 and IPv4, but routers C and D only support IPv4. At router B, an IPv4 packet is encapsulated to an IPv6 packet. Show source and destination routers for each number. A B C D E F Source: Dest: 1 2 Source: Dest: 4 Source: Source: Dest: Dest: Source: Source: 6 Dest: Dest: 3 5 IPv6 IPv6 IPv4 IPv4 1) Source: Dest: 2) Source: Dest: 3) Source: Dest: 4) Source: Dest: 5) Source: Dest: 6) Source: Dest:

          28. Following figure shows tunneling how IPv6 packets can be transferred through routers that support only IPv4. Routers A, B, E, and F supports IPv6 and IPv4, but routers C and D only support IPv4. At router B, an IPv4 packet is encapsulated to an IPv6 packet. Show source and destination routers for each number.
A
B
C
D
E
F
Source:
Dest:
1
2
Source:
Dest:
4
Source:
Source:
Dest:
Dest:
Source:
Source:
6
Dest:
Dest:
3
5
IPv6
IPv6
IPv4
IPv4
1) Source:
Dest:
2) Source:
Dest:
3) Source:
Dest:
4) Source:
Dest:
5) Source:
Dest:
6) Source:
Dest:

28. Following figure shows tunneling how IPv6 packets can be transferred through routers that support only IPv4. Routers A, B, E, and F supports IPv6 and IPv4, but routers C and D only support IPv4. At router B, an IPv4 packet is encapsulated to an IPv6 packet. Show source and destination routers for each number.
A
B
C
D
E
F
Source:
Dest:
1
2
Source:
Dest:
4
Source:
Source:
Dest:
Dest:
Source:
Source:
6
Dest:
Dest:
3
5
IPv6
IPv6
IPv4
IPv4
1) Source:
Dest:
2) Source:
Dest:
3) Source:
Dest:
4) Source:
Dest:
5) Source:
Dest:
6) Source:
Dest:

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