Network administrators deploy various hardware devices to perform specific roles within an enterprise network infrastructure. Match each network component on the left to its primary operational function on the right.
- RouterForwards packets between distinct IPv4/IPv6 subnets based on Layer 3 IP addresses.
- Layer 2 SwitchForwards frames based on Layer 2 MAC addresses and separates collision domains.
- Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)Inspects deep application-layer traffic and enforces stateful security policies.
- Wireless LAN Controller (WLC)Centrally manages lightweight access points, wireless SSIDs, and radio resources.
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Router matches with 'Forwards packets between distinct IPv4/IPv6 subnets based on Layer 3 IP addresses.'; Layer 2 Switch matches with 'Forwards frames based on Layer 2 MAC addresses and separates collision domains.'; Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) matches with 'Inspects deep application-layer traffic and enforces stateful security policies.'; Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) matches with 'Centrally manages lightweight access points, wireless SSIDs, and radio resources.'
Each network component is correctly paired with its primary operational layer and function in enterprise architecture: Routers for inter-subnet Layer 3 packet forwarding, Layer 2 switches for intra-subnet Ethernet frame switching, NGFWs for security filtering, and WLCs for central wireless management.
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Core roles and functions of enterprise network devices