Hi,
ARP messages are 28 bytes long. Ethernet requires 64 octets on the wire, hence a
trailer is applied.
Why don't you see the trailer on the ARP requests your hosts sends out? That is
probably because the trailer is appended after the frame has passed through the
capture layer. On the incoming ARP reply you see it because it's coming from the
wire.
Thanx,
Jaap
Hanna Frangiyyeh wrote:
Hi;
There is a field when I capture arp packet called Trailer on the arp
reply packet. Any idea what that field is for.
Thanks
Hanna