Arp (address resolution protocol)
ARP
Arp (address resolution protocol)
Wireshark displays the actual MAC address of the local host because it is directly connected to the network and can access its own hardware address. In contrast, for remote hosts, Wireshark typically shows the MAC address of the last device that forwarded the packet, such as a router, instead of the actual MAC address of the remote host. This is due to the way Ethernet and IP networking function, where MAC addresses are only visible within the same local network segment.
An ARP request is a broadcast Ethernet packet, that is, a packet sent onto the local physical network that all attached devices will receive. A device sends an ARP request to make the query "what is the MAC address (a.k.a. hardware address, link layer address, etc.) of this IP address (a.k.a Layer 3 address, logical network address, etc.)?" An ARP reply is an unicast Ethernet packet, sent from the device that currently owns the specified IP address, back to the device which sent the ARP request. That is, no other device will receive this packet. The ARP reply answers the requester's question, saying "IP address x.x.x.x is associated with MAC address xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx".
It is an IP address (address of a computer, router or some device) in local area network.
nslookup is a network command that returns the IP address of a device on the local domain.
In a Local hosts file.
subnet mask destination IP address
It all depends on who your local hardware store is. Most of the larger hardware stores do offer rentals though.
Whether you can buy wire connectors at local hardware stores depends on the hardware store. Some hardware stores do carry wire connectors.
resever ip of loop back is 127.0.0.1
An action replay is not an in-game device. It is an actual piece of hardware that you buy at your local electronics store (not all have it), where you enter codes using that device to hack your game.