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To identify the Network layer address of a device located in a different network, a host sends a request to its local The response to its request is included in the Destination Address field of the IP packet created by the host. A) DHCP Server B) DNS Server C) Default Gateway D) ICANN registrar The Network layer communication function that determines how a packet is forwarded to a host/device in another network is A) routing B) addressing C) address resolution D) subnetting is one of the most commonly used interior routing protocols. It considers number of hops in alternative paths to the destination as well as current network traffic volumes and error rates to select the best route for a packet within the network. A) Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) B) Multiprotocol Label Switching (MLPS) C) Routing Information Protocol (RIP) D) Address Resolution Protocol (ARP).
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