That portion of the packet that does not include the header is called the _____.
A) frame
B) CRC
C) MAC
D) preamble

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The frame refers to the portion of the packet that follows the header and includes both the actual data being transmitted and any additional information such as error correction codes. The CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) is a type of error detection code that is included in the frame. The MAC (Media Access Control) address is a unique identifier assigned to network devices, and is included in the header of the packet. The preamble is a series of bits added to the beginning of the packet to help synchronize the receiver's clock with the sender's clock.

That Portion of the Packet That Does Not Include the Header