EC24:26CD:CC8E: 1F1E:57B2:49EB:CF1A:F382 2605:6000:6e41:3000::2 IPv6 F subnet F 219.111.240.226 222.170.95.90 30.188.170.63 a 38.229.245.196 A IPv6/v4 IPv4 IPv4 4C26: 138F:0995:6246:254A:F1C7:138C:5187 D IPv6 subnet D IPv6/14 IPv6 subnet A B IPv6 66.160.48.79 d E 68.248.192.251 IPv6 2001:4998:24:120d::1:1 2607:f8b0:4000:803::200e 2001:1900:3001:11::2c IPv6 subnet B IPv6/v4 IPv4 IPv4 IPv6/v4 5.13.192.252 146.56.149.247 4EBF: 1B6C: 739B:CB1C:E353:5B1A:CC62:4564 845B:9498:1334:CB92:409D:D272:EC2F:BCAD Given above is a network of IPv4 and dual stack routers and four IPv6 subnets. IPv6 addresses for dual stack routers and one host in each subnet are given. IPv4 addresses for all IPv4 only routers and dual stack routers are also indicated. A host on subnet F sends an IPv6 datagram to a host on subnet A. The forwarding path is F -->--> -->--> --> A. (Local hops within subnets F and A are ignored.) For the hop from Fto b, what is the type of datagram (IPv4 or IPv6) and what are its source address and destination address For the hop from b to d, what is the type of datagram and what are its source address and destination address ? For the hop from B to A, what is the type of datagram and what are its source address and destination address ? and a router that de-encapsulates the packet If the packet is encapsulated at any point during the forwarding, give a router that encapsulates the packet . (If the packet is not encapsulated during the forwarding, indicate N/A for both routers.) bytes, by B is If the L3PDU received by Fis 1000 bytes, assuming that standard IP headers are used for all hops, the size of the L3PDU received by bis bytes, by A is bytes, and by the destination host is bytes