What are two advantages of controller-based networks versus traditional networks? (Choose two.)

A controller pushes configurations from a single centralized point, eliminating per-device inconsistencies that arise from manual CLI management across distributed devices.

Forwarding tables at each device describe the distributed forwarding model of traditional networks, not an advantage unique to controller-based architectures.

Per-device programmatic APIs exist in traditional networks as well and do not represent a distinguishing advantage of controller-based networks.

Controller-based architectures allow administrators to define intent and policy at the network level, and the controller translates that policy into device-specific configuration, removing the need to configure each device individually.

Flexible per-device configuration is a characteristic of traditional networks where each device is managed independently, which is the opposite of what controller-based networks aim to achieve.