Need help with the following packet tracing exercise: I could only get a picture of the question posted because Chegg kept saying the question is too long. It is only one question in this post - ignore reference to question b.

Use the data and diagram to show the frames resulting from the command "Telnet A" being executed on host B. Use the answer sheet. There may be more lines than frames. You must also update the ARP caches and bridges' tables as you trace frames. Do not forget to update these caches while Racket tracing, Assumptions: the diagram consists of 3 numbered Ethemet segments (1 to 3), 2 bridges (B, and B2), and hosts A, B, C, and DNS. Host DNS is the DNS serverand its IP address is known to all machines. ARP and bridges caches are initially ecarty, For each bridge, the left port is labeled P, and the right port is labeled P2. Tables on bridges are empty. There are two questions a) and b). Host A: 131.204.99.10/24, Ethernet address is Ex. Host B: 131.204.99.21/24, Ethemetaddress is Es. Host C:131.204.99.34/24, Ethemet address is Eo. Host DNS: 131.204.99.5/24, Ethernet address is Ep. DNS Bridge 1 Bridge 2 B P, P P Fill in the answer sheet below until the third TCP handshake segment is received. In question b), below. You must update the ARP caches and bridges' tables. Therefore, do not forget to update these while answering Question a). Stop when the third TCP handshake segment is received by the server. a) (80 Points) Fill in the packet tracing table below Phy. Data Link Layer Network Layer Transport Layer Application/Comment Seg. Dst. Src Type Dest. Src Prot. # Dst. Src Flags Use the data and diagram to show the frames resulting from the command "Telnet A" being executed on host B. Use the answer sheet. There may be more lines than frames. You must also update the ARP caches and bridges' tables as you trace frames. Do not forget to update these caches while Racket tracing, Assumptions: the diagram consists of 3 numbered Ethemet segments (1 to 3), 2 bridges (B, and B2), and hosts A, B, C, and DNS. Host DNS is the DNS serverand its IP address is known to all machines. ARP and bridges caches are initially ecarty, For each bridge, the left port is labeled P, and the right port is labeled P2. Tables on bridges are empty. There are two questions a) and b). Host A: 131.204.99.10/24, Ethernet address is Ex. Host B: 131.204.99.21/24, Ethemetaddress is Es. Host C:131.204.99.34/24, Ethemet address is Eo. Host DNS: 131.204.99.5/24, Ethernet address is Ep. DNS Bridge 1 Bridge 2 B P, P P Fill in the answer sheet below until the third TCP handshake segment is received. In question b), below. You must update the ARP caches and bridges' tables. Therefore, do not forget to update these while answering Question a). Stop when the third TCP handshake segment is received by the server. a) (80 Points) Fill in the packet tracing table below Phy. Data Link Layer Network Layer Transport Layer Application/Comment Seg. Dst. Src Type Dest. Src Prot. # Dst. Src Flags