Hi,
I'm working on a network security project and I noticed something that I can't explain:
Why do we need a source hardware address field in arp? Isn't it already contained in the ethernet header?
Cheers,
Laurent
Hi,
I'm working on a network security project and I noticed something that I can't explain:
Why do we need a source hardware address field in arp? Isn't it already contained in the ethernet header?
Cheers,
Laurent
Isn't it the same problem? Assuming arp would be used on another support than ethernet. To send a packet wouldn't we have to specify the hardware address on the specific protocol's header and in the arp header ?