2. Find the HTTP/1.1 packet that sends the GET request to www.indofolio.com (Links to an external site.). retrieve a. What packet number is the GET packet? 272 271 269 (there were 3) ^ there are 3, as I showed in the screenshot above (I still cant figure out the difference, so I will refer all information in relation to the questions to the #269) b. What is the size of the entire GET frame? (Frame 255: 269 bytes) c. What is the source's physical address? 184.26.81.250 i. What device on your network is the source? How do you know this? 192.168.1.13 is the device on my network because as discussed previously in the book, those types of IP's are non-traceable on the internet and that address is the address that comes up when (kinda cheating tbh) I type in "my ip" on google --- also, (less cheating) when I open cmd that is the ip that comes up for my address when I type in ipconfig /all --- this applies to a lot of the questions below - (the next 3) d. What is the destination's physical address? 192.168.1.13 i. What device on your network is the destination? How do you know this? 192.168.1.13 is the device on my network because as discussed previously in the book, those types of IP's are non-traceable on the internet and that address is the address that comes up when (kinda cheating tbh) I type in "my ip" on google --- also, (less cheating) when I open cmd that is the ip that comes up for my address when I type in ipconfig /all [I really don't know how