Recall that we the Internet checksum being used in both transport-layer segment (in UDP and TCP headers, Figures 3.7 and 3.29 respectively) and in network-layer data-grarns (IP header, Figure 4.16). Now consider a transport layer segment encapsulated in an IP data-gram. Are the check-sums in the segment header and data-gram header computed over any common bytes in the IP data-gram? Explain your answer.

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32 bits Dest. port # Source port # Checksum Length Application data (message) 32 bits Source port # Dest port # Sequence number Acknowledgment number Header Unused 3 Receive window length Internet checksum Urgent data pointer Options Data NIH NAS HSd ACK URG