Which of the following statements explains the behavior of the ICMP redirect function? (Choose two)
Which of the following statements explains the behavior of the ICMP redirect function? (Choose two)
When a router receives data on the same interface via which the data needs to be forwarded, and if the source is on the same segment as the next hop, the router sends an ICMP redirect message to the source. Additionally, if the source is on a different segment from the next hop, this will still prompt an ICMP redirect message from the router to the source. These conditions ensure that the data takes the most efficient path, avoiding unnecessary routing loops.
It should be A and B
A & C are the same answers why cant those be correct lol they said choose 2, not choose 2 different answers. T_T
A. "...will be sent by the router to the source" C. "...will be sent by the source to the router" the same?
The answer is right (A and D). A router cannot forward a packet by the same interface that it is received