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- <h1>Basics Level 3</h1>
- <p>So far we have seen very basic packets. These packets have shown only the source (who sent the packet) and the
- destination (who received the packet). In this level, we will see a more complex packet that will give the recipient
- information about how to respond.
- <p>Pause the simulation to view the packet sent from Alice's computer to Google. There is a new header under the
- <strong>transport layer</strong>. The header, <strong>proto</strong> defines the <strong>protocol</strong> that will
- be run on this layer. The protocol listed is <strong>ICMP</strong>, which refers to a <strong>ping</strong>. When a
- computer receives a packet with an ICMP echo request (ping) they respond by sending back a packet with an ICMP echo
- (pong). Resume the simulation and notice the packet sent from Google to Alice's computer.
- <p>To complete this level, you must send 4 more ICMP echo requests (pings) from Alice to Google. Proceed as before,
- by adding a new packet in the Timeline Editor. Remember to add the new <strong>transport layer</strong> header.
- <p><em><strong>Hint:</strong> use the 'repeat' feature in the Editor to send the same packet many times!
- <h3>Level Objectives</h3>
- <ul>
- <li>remember to go to the <strong>next level</strong> in the timeline editor</li>
- <li>send 4 more ping requests to Google</li>
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