If you follow through the trace of packets, you will notice a TCP 3-way handshake, followed by a HTTP GET request, the response to the request, and the connection being closed (packets 1- 10). In packet 11, we were able to send an HTTP request, even though the connection has previously closed and no new TCP connection has been opened. How is this possible?

(Hint: This has something to do with the TCP options that were used during the initial

3-way handshakes in packets 1-3).

Describe the process through which TCP may send data without opening a new connection. You will have to do some searching of your own for this.

> Frame 1: 78 bytes on wire ( 624 bits), 78 bytes captured ( 624 bits) on interface \Device\NPF_\{2F4 Ethernet II, Src: Microsof_8d:4a:00 (00:15:5d:8d:4a:00), Dst: Microsof_8d:4a:06 (00:15:5d:8d:4a