If a switch that is configured globally with DHCP snooping receives a packet that has DHCP Option-82 set to 192.168.1.254, how does the switch handle the packet?

If a switch that is configured globally with DHCP snooping receives a packet that has DHCP Option-82 set to 192.168.1.254, how does the switch handle the packet?
A . It forwards the packet normally
B . It removes the Option-82 information from the packet and forwards the packet.
C . It drops the packet.
D . It replaces the source MAC address of the packet with its own MAC address and forwards the packet.
E . It replaces the source IP address of the packet with its own management IP address and forwards the packet.
F . It sends a proxy ARP request for the MAC address of 192.168.1.254.

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Answer: A