Host A (on TCP/IPv4 Networks) send an IP Datagram D to host B (also on TCP/IPv4 network). Assume that no error occured during transmission of D, when D reaches B. Which of following header field may differ from that of original datagram D ?
(A) TTL
(B) Checksum
(C) Fragment offset
(D) Source IP
(E) Destination IP
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Correct answer: B. (A), (B) and (C) Only
Explanation
Each router decrements TTL and therefore recomputes the header checksum; if the datagram is fragmented on the way, the fragment offset changes. Source and destination addresses stay the same (without NAT).
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