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what is a routing ?what is the use of routing?
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Answer / harish kumar
Receive packet from one network and forward it to the
another network on the base of routing table is called routing.
Routing is use for exchange information between different
networks.
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Answer / venkatesh
(i) The term routing is used for taking a packet from one
device and sending it through the network to another device
on a different network.
(11)
Packet switching
Packet forwarding
Path selection
Inter-network communication
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Answer / rav
hi guys
routing is the process of selecting path in computer network along which to send network traffic and this conclude packet switching, circuit switching.
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Answer / shahulhameed
Transferring packet data from one source node to destination node using routing table in the network. To finding the Minimum Cost.
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Answer / umar
Routing is the process of moving packets from source to destination,and routing is use for to select a best path by using routing table.
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Answer / nandlal chauhan
with the help of routing router select the best path to
reach the destination and using that path router send &
receive the data from source to destination.
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