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What does the trace response !H mean?
* A: Network unreachable
* B: Not forwarded due to ACL restriction
* C: Protocol unreachable
* D: Port could not be reached
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Answer / jitendera sinha
answer is B
that is not forwarded due to acl
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Answer / mahesh
! -- success
* -- time out
N -- network unreachable
H -- host unreachable
P -- protocol unreachable
A -- admin denied
Q -- source quench received (congestion)
? -- unknown (any other ICMP message)
here in this case no option of host unreachable so may be B
is write,bcoz it can reach the network but cant reach
host,if network is unreacable we may get N
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