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What is a difference between traditional and software-defined networks?
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What is a difference between traditional and software-defined networks?
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- ATraditional networks are characterized by tightly coupled data and control planes, and software-defined networks are characterized by decoupled data and control planes.
- BTraditional networks require that devices be configured as a group, and software-defined networks support centralized control of network-wide settings.
- CTraditional networks rely on physical hardware, and software-defined networks require no hardware.
- DTraditional networks are comprised of fixed-function hardware such as routers or switches, and software-defined networks rely on virtualized hardware.
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#SDN Concepts#Traditional vs. SDN#Control and Data Planes#Network Architecture