A junior systems administrator is diagnosing an issue with latency. The administrator issues the Given this scenario and the output, which of the following should be reported to the network team for…

Host 1 is not listed as filtering ICMP reply packets; it successfully responds and relays packets as shown by typical traceroute output.

Host 1 is not filtering ICMP echo packets as it responds in the traceroute output.

High packet loss at Host 2 (indicated by `*` or repeated high delays/losses) suggests congestion on that link, which could be due to an overloaded connection or network device, requiring investigation by the network team.

While there might be low bandwidth, the traceroute output primarily shows high packet loss at Host 2, which is a more direct observation than inferring low bandwidth or ISP blocking traffic.

Host 3 filtering ICMP *reply* packets is incorrect; it is filtering the *echo* requests, as indicated by the timeouts for the probes that traceroute sends to it.

Host 3 showing `***` or similar timeout for all probes indicates that it is not responding to ICMP echo requests (the packets used by traceroute), which is often a result of a firewall filtering ICMP packets.