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Which two primary drivers support the need for network automation? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. Increasing reliance on self-diagnostic and self-healing C. Policy-derived provisioning of resources. Network automation is driven by the need to make networks more intelligent, responsive, and efficient. The two primary drivers include: - Increasing reliance on self-diagnostic and self-healing Modern networks are expected to detect issues and automatically take corrective action
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- AEliminating training needs
- BIncreasing reliance on self-diagnostic and self-healing
- CPolicy-derived provisioning of resources
- DProviding a ship entry point for resource provisioning
- EReducing hardware footprint
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B90% (26)
- D7% (2)
Explanation
Network automation is driven by the need to make networks more intelligent, responsive, and efficient. The two primary drivers include: - Increasing reliance on self-diagnostic and self-healing Modern networks are expected to detect issues and automatically take corrective actions without human intervention. Automation enables this through monitoring, event response, and remediation logic. - Policy-derived provisioning of resources Automation allows resources (e.g., bandwidth, VLANs, security rules) to be provisioned based on high-level policies, reducing manual configurations and ensuring consistency across the network.
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