b) If you need more familiarity with tracert command, I cncourage you to first take a look at Quick explanation on the use of Time-to-live (TTL) and tracert given below before you do this part. Open another windows command prompt and type tracert google. com. How many hops did you observe? Here 'hop 1 ' is from your machine to the first router in the path, 'hop 2 ' is from the first router in the path to the second router in the path, and so on. Provide a table that reports the source IP address, the destination IP address, the value of the measured RTT (averaged over the three samples) for each hop. (An IP address should look like 68.87.219.197). Also, report a "*' when there is no response/information. c) Now repeat 2) above, but while running wireshark on the background to capture the traces. First, lookup your machine's (source) IP address. You can do this by typing ipconfig as a command line and figure out the IP associated with the LAN adapter. Also, from 2) above you should know the destination IP address of google.com. Enter 'icmp' in the filter display window of wireshark to koep 'ICMP' protocol packets only