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Consider entries of the generalized forwarding table in a router: (1) match: src...
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Consider entries of the generalized forwarding table in a router: (1) match: src = *.*.*.*, dest = 3.4.*.*; action = forward(port2) ; (2) match: src = 1.2.*.*, dest = *.*.*.*; action = drop ; (3) match: src = 10.1.2.3, dest = *.*.*.* ; action = send to controller. Recall that a * represents a wildcard value. Now consider an arriving datagram with the IP source and destination address fields indicated below. For each source/destination IP address pair, indicate which rule is matched. Note: assume that a rule that is earlier in the table takes priority over a rule that is later in the table and that a datagram that matches none of the table entries is dropped.