Refer to the exhibit. An administrator is running a sniffer command as shown in the exhibit. Which three pieces of information are included in the sniffer output? (Choose three.)

The `diagnose sniffer packet` command output always indicates the interface on which the packet was captured, prefixed by 'interface' in the output line.

While the packet contains an Ethernet header, the standard sniffer output in FortiGate typically starts displaying from the IP header level for general troubleshooting, not the full Ethernet header.

The sniffer output includes the IP header information, such as source and destination IP addresses, protocol, and other IP layer details, which is crucial for network troubleshooting.

'Application header' is not a standard term in this context; the sniffer shows the application data within the payload, but not a distinct 'application header' as a separate field in the same way it shows an IP header.

The packet payload, representing the actual data being transmitted, is shown in the sniffer output, typically in hexadecimal and ASCII formats, allowing for inspection of the packet's content.