An IPv6 packet is too large for the path MTU and routers refuse to fragment it. What must happen for delivery to succeed?
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AThe receiving host reassembles and re-sends the packet
BThe sending host fragments the packet or reduces its size, since only the source may fragment
CThe default gateway drops the packet and sends an ICMPv4 message
DThe intermediate routers fragment the packet and forward the fragments
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