Layering
There are other ways to push out packets with send() for layer 3 and sendp() for layer 2 that'll be represented by a series of periods, each of which represents 1 packet sent when executed. Sending multiple packtes can be done by manipulating the time to live function in the IP, providing a loop function, or sending a whole pcap file out. Let's look at how we can build a packet and stack protocols or change details to customize our packet for other purposes. As mentioned earlier, to view the most recent result then use the underscore character (_) .
A very important feature you need to know about is layering between upper and lower layer data is done using the the key/to bridge the two sets of data together. If you do construct a ...
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