Your colleagues are discussing the operation of a device in which packets are routed between VLANs on the device rather than having to exit the device to be routed. What type of device are they most likely discussing?

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Kylan Hatfield

Computers & Technology

23 November, 15:43

Your colleagues are discussing the operation of a device in which packets are routed between VLANs on the device rather than having to exit the device to be routed. What type of device are they most likely discussing?

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Annie Villanueva · Answer 1

router

Explanation:

A "router" is a hardware/networking device that is used in order to forward a formatted unit of data that is carried by a network (packet-switched) between computer networks.

The formatted unit of data is called "data packets." This is the form of the data when a person sends another person an email and the like. Such process is known as "routing."

Clearly, the statement above refers to the "router" device.