Assume that Source S and Destination D are connected through an intermediate router R. How many times a packet has to visit the network layer and data link layer during a transmission from S to D?

Network layer – 4 times, Data link layer – 4 times

Network layer – 4 times, Data link layer – 6 times

Network layer – 2 times, Data link layer – 4 times

Network layer – 3 times, Data link layer – 4 times

Assume that Source S and Destination D are connected through an interm

1.	Assume that Source S and Destination D are connected through an intermediate router R. How many times a packet has to visit the network layer and data link layer during a transmission from S to D?
A.	Network layer – 4 times, Data link layer – 4 times
B.	Network layer – 4 times, Data link layer – 6 times
C.	Network layer – 2 times, Data link layer – 4 times
D.	Network layer – 3 times, Data link layer – 4 times
Answer» E.

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