please provide screen shots from the packet tracer tool where it asks too.

1) (6 pts) What are the source and destination MAC address in the Ethernet header of the ARP request frame? Click on a packet (envelope symbol) to see detailed information categorized by OSI layers, and provide a screenshot .

2) (6 pts) Once Host PC3 receives this ARP request message, it will send back an ARP response message. Will it send an ARP query message to ask for PC4s MAC address? Why?

3) (6 pts) After the ARP request and reply, PC4 starts to send the IP packet to PC3. Does Switch1 broadcast this packet? Explain why or why not.

4) (6 pts) After PC4 sends the IP packet to PC3, what are in PC4 and PC3s ARP cache? List the contents by providing a screenshot of their ARP table.

5) (6 pts) After PC4 sends the IP packet to PC3, what information are in the switchs MAC address table? Provide a screenshot of the switchs mac address table

Instruction: Use Packet Tracer tool, implement the following network. Provide screen shots as required to get credit. Some useful command To display and clear an ARP cache on hostsarp-a arp-d On switch: Click CLI tab. Enter the show mac-address-table command to display mac address table To clear a mac address table on switch: enter "enable", you should see a # prompt as switch, then clear mac address-table dynamic The figure below shows six hosts connected by a switch. PC0 is connected to Switchl portl, PC1 to port2, PC2 to port3, PC3 to port 4, PC4 to port 5 and so on. Suppose Host PC4 wants to send an IP packet to Host PC3, and neither PC4's ARP cache contains PC3's MAC address nor does PC3's ARP cache contains PC4's MAC address. Suppose that Switchl's MAC address table is empty. Thus, Host PC4 will start with an ARP request message Answer question 1-5 based on this scenario