[Solved] Most packet switches use this principle

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Q.	Most packet switches use this principle
A.	stop and wait
B.	store and forward
C.	store and wait
D.	stop and forward
Answer» B. store and forward
Explanation: the packet switch will not transmit the first bit to outbound link until it receives the entire packet. if the entire packet is not received and the time-out period expires, the packet switch will inform the sender to resend the part of packet or the entire packet based on the algorithm being used.

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