What happens if a UDP message containing a payload of 1500 data bytes is sent across an Ethernet?
What will be an ideal response?
Recall from chapter 15 that, the Ethernet payload is in the range of 46-1500 bytes (there is a
minimum frame size because of collision detection). If a UDP message containing 1500 bytes to be
sent across an Ethernet, then it will be divided into two frames. The reader is encouraged to work out
the size of each frame. Please note the minimum size of an Ethernet frame.
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