Which three CLI commands can you use to troubleshoot Layer 3 issues if the issue is in neither the physical layer nor the link layer? (Choose three.)

`diagnose sys top` displays system resource usage (CPU, memory, processes) and is primarily for troubleshooting performance issues or high resource consumption, not direct Layer 3 connectivity problems.

The `execute ping` command is used to test basic IP connectivity and reachability between devices at Layer 3 by sending ICMP echo requests and measuring response times.

The `execute traceroute` command helps identify the full network path a packet takes to a destination, revealing Layer 3 routing issues, hops, and potential points of failure or latency along the route.

The `diagnose sniffer packet` command captures and displays real-time network traffic, allowing for detailed inspection of Layer 3 headers (IP addresses, protocols) and payload to diagnose routing, ACL, or other IP-level communication problems.

`get system arp` displays the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table, which maps IP addresses to MAC addresses; ARP operates at Layer 2 (Data Link Layer), and the question specifically excludes Layer 2 issues.