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Given below are two statements:

$\text{Statement I}$: In datagram networks - routers hold state information about connections
$\text{Statement II}$: In virtual circuit network- each virtual circuit requires router table space per connection

In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

  1. Both $\text{Statement I}$ and $\text{Statement II}$ are correct
  2. Both $\text{Statement I}$ and $\text{Statement II}$ are incorrect
  3. $\text{Statement I}$ is correct but $\text{Statement II}$ is incorrect
  4. $\text{Statement I}$ is incorrect but $\text{Statement II}$ is correct

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  • Statement (I) — wrong. In datagram (pure packet-switched) networks like the Internet, routers forward each packet independently using routing tables — they do not keep per-connection state (no per-flow connection table).

  • Statement (II) — correct. In virtual-circuit packet switching (and in circuit switching), a path is established and routers/switches maintain per-connection state (virtual-circuit identifiers, entry in a forwarding table) for each connection.

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