Packets that contain routing information within their headers are referred to as what?

A.
Broadcasting

B.
Source routing

C.
Forwarding

D.
Poisoning

Explanation:
Source routing uses the packet header information to determine
destinations. If a packet has this routing information within its header it can
override the routes that routers are configured with. Routers should be configured
to identify source routing packets and drop them instead of allowing them passage.