Correct Answer: BCRouter C will send a VXLAN packet destined only to router D and router E. This is due to the behavior of EVPN when handling Broadcast, Unknown Unicast, and Multicast (BUM) traffic, as the source leaf sends the packet to all VTEPs with the same VLAN/VNI. Once Router D receives the VXLAN packet destined to 10.0.0.127, it will treat it as unicast traffic and forward it to the appropriate destination. Router D will not replicate and send a copy of the received VXLAN packet to router E because the replication of BUM traffic is only handled by the ingress device, which is Router C in this scenario.