Monday, 9 November 2015
Network router
A network router is a hardware device that is
connected to multiple channels for different networks through an interface that
is situated on each network. The router is usually located within the layers of
a network that determine the path for the transfer of data with the router
acting as a processing unit for information packets. The router duplicates
information packets for use during transmission from one network to another.
The router uses a specific protocol or set of rules to determine which
information packets are to be routed to certain interfaces within the network.
Different types of routers perform different functions depending upon the
requirements of the network
system.
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Thanks, this really helped me to understand the main functions of a router!
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ReplyDeleteInformative and concise, thanks.
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