What header address information does a router change in the information it receives froman attached Ethernet interface before information is transmitted out another interface?A. only the Layer 2 destination addressB. only the Layer 3 source addressC. only the Layer 3 destination addressD. the Layer 2 source and destination address

Which of the following is true of the Ethernet header.Group of answer choicesAs routers move a packet from one LAN to the next, they remove their MAC address from the destination field. The source field, which contains the MAC address of the originating computer does not change.As routers move a packet from one LAN to the next, they remove both the source and the destination MAC address from the packet and replace those values with two new values. The router's MAC becomes the source address and the MAC address of the next device along the route becomes the destination address.As routers move a packet from one LAN to the next, they do not alter the source or destination MAC address (the do change the source/destination IP address).

Which portion of the network layer address does a router use to forward packets?

A router receives an incoming packet and determines that the destination host is located on a LAN directly attached to one of the router interfaces. Which destination address will the router use to encapsulate the Ethernet frame when forwarding the packet?

What information in the IP packet does the router use to determine which interface to forward the packet?

When a payload of data is passed through a network of routers to travel from a source host to a destination host, the IP source and destination addresses (in the IP header) change under the following circumstances:Question 14Select one:They change for every hop (sender to first router, first router to second router, etc.)They remain unchanged, even while passing through routersThey change at BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) gatewaysThe destination address remains unchanged, but the source address changes at each router