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200-301 · Question #930

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about networking from the left onto the corresponding networking types on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is Maintenance costs are higher than with other networking options.; This type implements changes individually at each device.; This type provides a centralized view of the network.; This type leverages controllers to handle network management.. The correct arrangement maps networking statements to three types: Traditional Networking (maintenance costs are higher, implements changes individually at each device), Software-Defined Networking/SDN (provides a centralized view of the network, leverages controllers to handle n

Submitted by helene.fr· Mar 30, 2026CompTIA Network+ / Cisco CCNA - Compare and contrast networking concepts including traditional networking vs. software-defined networking (SDN), focusing on network management models and control plane centralization.

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about networking from the left onto the corresponding networking types on the right. Answer:

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Maintenance costs are higher than with other networking options.This type provides a centralized view of the network.This type implements changes individually at each device.This type leverages controllers to handle network management.

Correct arrangement

  • Maintenance costs are higher than with other networking options.
  • This type implements changes individually at each device.
  • This type provides a centralized view of the network.
  • This type leverages controllers to handle network management.

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps networking statements to three types: Traditional Networking (maintenance costs are higher, implements changes individually at each device), Software-Defined Networking/SDN (provides a centralized view of the network, leverages controllers to handle network management). Traditional networking requires manual, device-by-device configuration which drives up maintenance costs and lacks centralization, while SDN uses a centralized controller to abstract and manage the network holistically, making changes more efficient and providing a unified view.

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#Software-Defined Networking (SDN)#Traditional Networking#Network Management#Network Architecture

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