Why are VM-Series firewalls now grouped by four tiers?

The correct answer is B. To simplify the portfolio and reduce the number of VM-Series models customers must choose. The VM-Series tiering simplifies the product portfolio. The four-tier model (VE, VE-Lite, VE- Standard, VE-High) simplifies the selection process for customers by grouping VM-Series models based on performance and resource allocation. This makes it easier to choose the…

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ATo obscure the supported hypervisor manufacturer into generic terms
BTo simplify the portfolio and reduce the number of VM-Series models customers must choose
CTo define the maximum limits for key criteria based on allocated memory
DTo define the priority level of support customers expect when opening a TAC case, from lowest

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The VM-Series tiering simplifies the product portfolio. The four-tier model (VE, VE-Lite, VE- Standard, VE-High) simplifies the selection process for customers by grouping VM-Series models based on performance and resource allocation. This makes it easier to choose the appropriate VM-Series instance based on their needs without having to navigate a long list of individual

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