ICMP messages generated by router R1, in response to message sent by H0 to H1 and forwarded by R0. This message could, for instance be generated if the MTU of the link between R0 and R1 was smaller than size of the IP packet, and the packet had the Don't Fragment (DF) bit set in the IP packet header. The ICMP message is returned to H0, since this is the source address specified in the IP packet that suffered the problem. A modern version of Path MTU Discovery provides a mechanism to verify the Path MTU [RFC4821].
destination address.