Packet switching

 


  • Switching is the process where data is transferred from one device to another
  • Packet switching is connectionless, this means no session or channel is established prior when transferring data
  • each packet gets split up and sent to the destination independently, they take different paths so they will not arrive in the correct order
  • once the packets have reached their destination, they will be reassemble in correct order, 







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