Explain usage of ICMP in IP routing
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Answer / sarfaraz
this protocal located in router and used to send a message
to a source host in a case that nework is unreachable
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Answer / sachin
this protocal located in router and used to send a message
to a source host in a case that nework is unreachable
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Answer / ajmal abdul gafoor
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) is used to communicate to the original source, the errors encountered while routing the packets, and exercise control on the traffic. This document discusses ICMP redirects and when redirects happen in a network.
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