[Solved] What are called routers?

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Q.	What are called routers?
A.	the devices that operates at session layer
B.	the devices that operates at data layer
C.	the devices that operates at application layer
D.	the devices that operates at network
Answer» D. the devices that operates at network
Explanation: the network interconnection devices that operate at the network layer are usually called routes, which at this point should hopefully come as no surprise to you.

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