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routing
is
a
way
of
moving
a
packet
through
a
network
in
which
the
path
is
predetermined
by
the
source
or
some
device
that
tells
the
source
about
the
path.
The
path
information
is
placed
in
the
packet.
When
the
packet
arrives
at
a
switching
device,
no
forwarding
decision
is
necessary.
The
device
looks
at
the
path
information
in
the
packet
to
determine
the
port
on
which
it
should
forward
the
packet.
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