Packet Switching

Multiple Choice

Packet switching

A) combines the messages of multiple users into one packet for transmission. At the receiving end, the packet is disassembled into the individual messages and distributed to the intended users.
B) is a method for partitioning a database into packets for easy access where no identifiable primary user exists in the organization.
C) is used to establish temporary connections between network devices for the duration of a communication session.
D) is a denial of service technique that disassembles various incoming messages to targeted users into small packages and then reassembles them in random order to create a useless garbled message.