Click the Exhibit button. A new server has been set up in your environment. The
administrator suspects that the firewall is blocking the traffic from the new server. Previously
existing servers in the VLAN are working correctly. After reviewing the logs, you do not see
any traffic for the new server. Referring to the exhibit, what is the cause of the problem?
A.
The firewall has a filter enabled to block traffic from the server.
B.
The server is in the wrong VLAN.
C.
The server has been misconfigured with the wrong IP address.
D.
The firewall has been misconfigured with the incorrect routing-instance.
“D” is right
No it’s “C” If you look at the diagram you see 172.16.3.x but the arp is showing 172.168.3.x
D is correct
The source of ARP request itself is in different subnet
so we can say wrong routing-instance is the issue.
else it will resolve the arp if server is the only one which has issue.
It is C. There is no other routing-instance displayed. Both the source and destination ARP IP are wrong. It is also mentioned that the old server was working correctly.