LET'S GO ALONG THE ROUTE: sending a packet from 140.105.45.226 to 140.105.45.34

We will follow the route of this packet through 5 steps: 1. This host is 140.105.45.226 and it should send out a packet of data with this information: destination address: 140.105.45.34 looking at the routing table the result is: send it to the gateway 140.105.45.225 through the interface ax0 2. This host is 140.105.45.225 - 140.105.45.68 and it should send out a packet of data with this information: destination address: 140.105.45.34 looking at the routing table the result is: send it to the gateway 140.105.45.65 through the interface eth0 3. This host is 140.105.45.65 - 140.105.45.2 and it should send out a packet of data with this information: destination address: 140.105.45.34 looking at the routing table the result is: send it to the gateway 140.105.45.1 through the interface eth1 4. This host is 140.105.45.1 - 140.105.45.33 and it should send out a packet of data with this information: destination address: 140.105.45.34 looking at the routing table the result is: send it to the host 140.105.45.34 through the interface eth0 5. This host is 140.105.45.34 and it received a packet of data with this information: destination address: 140.105.45.34 OK! This packet is for me.