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A router connects networks together, controlling the routing of packets from source to destination and providing alternate paths when necessary. Routers are more sophisticated than bridges, connecting networks of different types (for example, star and token ring), and making logical routing decisions on the basis of available data. Typically a router hands off packets to another router along the path until the destinatio
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router - I have a very simple question about caller-id technology: Is theimplementation of caller ID technology same in different countries?In other words, will a caller-ID phone purchased in US work in India /Europe / Australia? Assume that the local exchange iscaller-id-capable, and phone owner subscribes to this service. Thequestion is about compatibility of the data sent from exchange to thephone.(E.g., TV broadcasts use different format, so the same TV does notwork in different countries, even ignoring the power voltage /frequency issues)Bhoot Nath
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