Question 3Encapsulation is the process of adding ________ to the data as it’s passed down the protocol stack.1 pointLayersHeadersTrailersHeaders and Trailers

1.5-4 What is "encapsulation"? Which of the definitions below describe what is meant by the term "encapsulation"?Group of answer choicesDetermining the name of the destination host, translating that name to an IP address and then placing that value in a packet header field.Taking data from the layer above, adding header fields appropriate for this layer, and then placing the data in the payload field of the “packet” for that layer.Receiving a “packet” from the layer below, extracting the payload field, and after some internal actions possibly delivering that payload to an upper layer protocol.Computing the sum of all of the bytes within a packet and placing that value in the packet header field.Starting a transport layer timer for a transmitted segment, and then if an ACK segment isn’t received before the timeout, placing that segment in a retransmission queue.

What is the process of adding headers and tails to data, according to the protocol suite from top to bottom, called? A. Network Link Layer B. Encapsulation C. De-encapsulation D. Conversion

involves the process of adding a header and a tail to a data payload to form a new packet. A. Decapsulation B. Routing C. Switching D. Encapsulation

Which of the following are data link layer encapsulation details? (Choose two.)A. A header and trailer are addedB. Data is converted into packetsC. Packets are packaged into framesD. Frames are divided into segmentsE. Packets are changed into bits for Internet travel.

Encapsulation