how is the second packet handled differently than the first in a series of allowed interzone packets?

In the packet forwarding decision process, how is the second packet handled differently than
the first in a series of allowed interzone packets?

In the packet forwarding decision process, how is the second packet handled differently than
the first in a series of allowed interzone packets?

A.
The second packet causes an ARP query.

B.
The second packet is checked against the policy table.

C.
The second packet is forwarded without a sanity check.

D.
The second packet is forwarded without checking the route table.



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