SAC (controller can intelligently adjust traffic paths according to network status to improve the throughput of the entire network.

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Options

• ATRUE
• BFALSE

• A
  84% (26)
• B
  16% (5)

Explanation

A is correct because SAC (Software-Defined Access Controller, or Smart Adaptive Controller depending on context) operates with a centralized, global view of the network, enabling it to make intelligent, real-time decisions about traffic path selection. By monitoring network status - including congestion, link utilization, and latency - it can dynamically reroute flows along optimal paths, improving overall throughput rather than relying on static or locally-scoped routing decisions. B is incorrect because it contradicts the fundamental design purpose of SAC: intelligent, adaptive traffic management is precisely what distinguishes it from traditional, passive network components.

Memory tip: Think of SAC as a smart traffic controller at a busy intersection - it watches all roads in real time and redirects cars to avoid jams, rather than letting drivers figure it out themselves. "Smart = Adaptive = Better throughput."

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