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Address Resolution Protocol A R P

I need the MAC address of machine with IP 192.168.1.69 I need to encapsulate it in a frame ARP!! I want to send a packet to the machine with IP address 192.168.1.69 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 A packet cannot be sent directly to the medium. It has to be inside a frame FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) To find out the MAC address of a machine given its IP address CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

Now, I can create the frame I need to send ARP request BROADCAST ¿Who has the MAC address for 192.168.1.69? 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 I am 192.168.1.69 and my MAC address is F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 ARP reply UNICAST FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

Do I have to do this for every packet? 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 Do I have to do this for every packet? CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP cache ARP cache Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.69 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 ARP cache Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.69 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 ARP cache Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

Dir IP Dir MAC Dir IP Dir MAC Dir IP Dir MAC Dir IP Dir MAC 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.134 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.69 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.88 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.12 192.168.1.134 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.88 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.134 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.88 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.134 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP packet F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 ARP packet Hardware Type Protocol Type Hardware Lentgh Protocol Length Operation Request 1, Reply 1 Sender Hardware Address (6 bytes for Ethernet) Sender Protocol Address (4 bytes for IP) CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP Request 1 800h 6 4 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 ARP Request 1 800h 6 4 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 00:00:00:00:00:00 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP Reply 1 800h 6 4 2 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 ARP Reply 1 800h 6 4 2 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

FCS F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 1 800h 6 4 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 00:00:00:00:00:00 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FCS 806h CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 1 800h 6 4 2 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 806h FCS FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

ARP Poisoning Attack (Man In the Middle) 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 ARP Poisoning Attack (Man In the Middle) CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

Attacker AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.88 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.123 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 Attacker FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 666 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 Dir IP Dir MAC 192.168.1.88 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.123 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 ARP reply I am 192.168.1.123 And my MAC is: F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 666 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69

AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 09:FC:6B:CC:D2:55 192.168.1.88 AA:6D:88:76:BA:6F 192.168.1.123 CC:A4:F7:99:CA:76 192.168.1.101 FA:BC:98:94:8C:c2 192.168.1.134 666 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.12 F0:CC:5B:34:BB:09 192.168.1.69