Click the Exhibit button. From the output shown in the exhibit, what would happen to a
packet destined for address 172.29.3.5?
A.
The address is in the aggregate range; the packet will be silently dropped.
B.
The address is not in the aggregate range; the packet will be forwarded.
C.
The address is not in the aggregate range; the packet is sent to the Routing Engine.
D.
The address is in the aggregate range; the packet will be dropped.
If the system advertising the aggregate route receives a packet destined to an IP address within the aggregate route but a more specific route does not exist, the software drops the packet and sends an ICMP message back to the source device.
The address IS in range.
D should be correct.
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172.29.0.0/22 goes from 172.29.0.0 until 172.29.3.254 so the address is in the range and by default reject DOES sent an ICMP back to the source.
D is the correct answer.
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