Our progress of answering is
Which of the following best defines source routing?
A. The packets hold the forwarding information so they don't need to let bridges and routers decide what is
the best route or way to get to the destination.
B. The packets hold source information in a fashion that source address cannot be forged.
C. The packets are encapsulated to conceal source information.
D. The packets hold information about redundant paths in order to provide a higher reliability.
