PCCET · Question #4
Which term describes data packets that move in and out of the virtualized environment from the host network or a corresponding traditional data center?
The correct answer is A. North-South traffic. North-South traffic refers to the data packets that move between the virtualized environment and the external network, such as the internet or a traditional data center. This traffic typically involves requests from clients to access applications or services hosted on virtual…
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Which term describes data packets that move in and out of the virtualized environment from the host network or a corresponding traditional data center?
Options
- ANorth-South traffic
- BIntrazone traffic
- CEast-West traffic
- DInterzone traffic
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(59 responses)- A88% (52)
- B2% (1)
- C7% (4)
- D3% (2)
Explanation
North-South traffic refers to the data packets that move between the virtualized environment and the external network, such as the internet or a traditional data center. This traffic typically involves requests from clients to access applications or services hosted on virtual machines (VMs) or containers, or responses from those VMs or containers to the clients. North-South traffic can also include management or monitoring traffic from external devices to the virtualized environment.
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