Discuss the difference between the following ARP packet fields: Opcode field and the Protocol Type field.
What will be an ideal response?
Opcode field: This field defines whether this ARP packet is a request or reply packet, and defines the type of address resolution taking place.
Protocol Type field: This field defines the protocol address type in use, and uses the standard protocol ID values that also are used in the Ethernet II frame structures.
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