A network technician is reviewing server logs and notices that some packets from a multimedia streaming service are taking longer paths through the network than others, resulting in noticeable performance degradation for users. The network design includes multiple routes to distribute traffic evenly, but this issue persists. What could be the probable cause of this issue?
A malfunctioning access control list (ACL) blocking certain traffic
Asymmetrical routing causing uneven distribution of traffic
Faulty network interface cards (NICs) in the multimedia server
Corruption of the routing table on the multimedia server