1. From the command prompt in Windows, run the command below: netstat -r Include a screenshot...

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1. From the command prompt in Windows, run the command below: netstat -r Include a screenshot of the output from this command Use the IPv4 Route Table in the output from this command to answer each question below. a) Which of the IPv4 addresses in the table is the actual IPv4 address assigned to this host? How do you know? Note that this address is not the same as the loopback (local host) address. b) What is the IPv4 address of the gateway? How do you know? c) Indicate the Network Destination and the Netmask in the table entry that is used to forward an IP packet whose destination IPv4 address is the IP address of the gateway. Explain your answer. d) Write down a multicast IPv4 address in the table. How many bits in the first byte of this address are considered to be the network prefix? Explain your answer. 1. From the command prompt in Windows, run the command below: netstat -r Include a screenshot of the output from this command Use the IPv4 Route Table in the output from this command to answer each question below. a) Which of the IPv4 addresses in the table is the actual IPv4 address assigned to this host? How do you know? Note that this address is not the same as the loopback (local host) address. b) What is the IPv4 address of the gateway? How do you know? c) Indicate the Network Destination and the Netmask in the table entry that is used to forward an IP packet whose destination IPv4 address is the IP address of the gateway. Explain your answer. d) Write down a multicast IPv4 address in the table. How many bits in the first byte of this address are considered to be the network prefix? Explain your answer.