Question

What does the router on the WAN owned by your internet service provider do
with any packet it receives?
A. The router reads the packet and sends it to another router on the
internet.
B. The router sends the packet to a central computer in a secret
location.
C. The router sends the packet directly to individual devices all over
the world.
D. The router stores the packet in an electromagnetic cloud for easy
access.

Answer 1

The router on the WAN owned by an internet service provider (ISP) does the following with any packet it receives: option A.

What is a router?

A router is a network device (node) that is designed and developed to connect two (2) different computer networks together, in order to allow them communicate by forwarding and receiving packets.

In Computer networking, the router on the WAN owned by an internet service provider (ISP) is designed and developed to read the packet and then send it to another router on the internet.

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