A Router Functioning as a Proxy Receives an ARP Request

question 345

Multiple Choice

A router functioning as a Proxy receives an ARP request packet, but finds that the destination address in the packet is not intended for itself. In this case, what will the router do? (Choose two)

• A) Discard the packet.
• B) Check for a route that matches the destination address.
• C) Forward its MAC address to the ARP request sender after finding that a route to the destination address is available.
• D) Broadcast the ARP request packet.

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