Packet Delivery

Packet delivery is the process of transmitting data over a network by breaking it into small pieces called packets. Each packet contains part of the information along with addressing details, allowing it to find its way from the sender to the receiver. As the packets travel through various network devices, they may take different routes. Once they reach the destination, the packets are reassembled in the correct order to reproduce the original message or data. This method ensures efficient and reliable transfer of information, even over complex or large networks.