Different ISPs interconnect at ________.
A)routers
B)switches
C)Network Access Points
D)portals

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ISPs interconnect at Network Access Points (NAPs). A NAP is a facility used by ISPs where they meet to exchange traffic between their networks. The purpose of a NAP is to provide interconnection between ISPs and to reduce the need for each ISP to establish separate connections with every other ISP with which it wants to exchange traffic. Routers and switches may be used within a NAP, but they are not the point of interconnection between ISPs. Portals are not typically involved in network interconnection.

Different ISPs Interconnect at ________