In computer network nodes are__________________?

Correct answer: D. all of the above

  • A. the computer that originates the data
  • B. the computer that routes the data
  • C. the computer that terminates the data
  • D. all of the above

Explanation

A network node is any connected device that can originate, forward, or terminate data, so all three descriptions apply. Examples include computers, routers, printers, and other networked devices.

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