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Assume MTU=1500 Byte. Given an IP Packet = 1996 Bytes (header: 20 B + payload: 1976...

Assume MTU=1500 Byte. Given an IP Packet = 1996 Bytes (header: 20 B + payload: 1976 B), show how you will break the packet into fragments. Indicate the value of length, MF flag and offset of each fragment.

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