Question

_ provides the path through which a message travel from a source to the destination​

Answer 1

The Answer to the question is:

"TCP PROTOCOL"

• TCP, or Transmission Control Protocol, is one of the Internet protocol suite's primary protocols.
• It is located between the Application and Network Layers and is used to provide dependable delivery services.
• It is a connection-oriented communication protocol that aids in the exchange of messages between devices on a network.
• To ensure that each message arrives at its destination intact, the TCP/IP paradigm divides the data into small bundles and then reassembles the bundles into the original message on the other end.
• Transmitting the information in little bundles makes it easier to retain efficiency than sending everything all at once.
• If one route is congested but the destination remains the same after a certain message is broken down into bundles, these bundles may go along numerous routes.

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Answer 2

A medium

Explanation:

• A medium provides the path through which a message travel from a source to destination.
• The medium through which a message signal travels is known as channel.
• The sender conveys the message, the medium is the means of its transmission and receiver is its ultimate destination.