A user executes a traceroute over IPv6. At what point would a router in the path to the destination device drop the packet?

Question:
A user executes a traceroute over IPv6. At what point would a router in the path to the destination device drop the packet?

• when the value of the Hop Limit field reaches 255
• when the value of the Hop Limit field reaches zero
• when the router receives an ICMP time exceeded message
• when the target host responds with an ICMP echo reply message

Explanation: When a traceroute is performed, the value in the Hop Limit field of an IPv6 packet determines how many router hops the packet can travel. Once the Hop Limit field reaches a value of zero, it can no longer be forwarded and the receiving router will drop the packet.

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