Ping an IP address native to your LAN

Tip: You will need to ping a device that is on the same LAN, than you PC$.($There are no standard addresses that we can supply here, but you will find the address of your PC and some devices in its vicinity $($i$.$e$.$ on the same LAN$)$ in the Arp $-$A screen.$)$

In respect of Ping type B described above, produce screenshots showing the results of the:

a$)$ Arp $-$A command $(2$ marks$)$

b$)$ Appropriate interface data on the Ipconfig $/$all command $(2$ marks$)$

c$)$ Ping command of a device on your LAN and $...(2$ marks$)$

d$)$ Relevant Wireshark packet trace of the Ping operation. $(2$ marks$)$

e$)$ Apply the principles you learned to the captured data, to prove that the IP address for the Ping command, is within your devices$$ local area network IP range. $(5$ marks$)$