A network engineering team is evaluating the operational differences between a traditional distributed architecture and a centralized controller-based network deployment. Which operational characteristic correctly distinguishes the control plane handling in a controller-based network from that of a traditional distributed network?
- Control plane intelligence is centralized within a software controller that dictates forwarding policies across the network, whereas traditional network devices each run independent control plane processes locally.Cevap
- BAccess layer switches in controller-based networks require local agent software to initiate outbound SSH management sessions to retrieve control plane tables, whereas traditional devices operate strictly in an agentless push configuration.
- CSouthbound APIs use HTTP GET operations from network switches to overwrite and modify centralized routing tables on the controller during topology updates.
- DController-based networks isolate data plane forwarding from control plane logic using formatted JSON arrays with square brackets, while traditional networks use dictionary key-value structures.
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Control plane intelligence is centralized within a software controller that dictates forwarding policies across the network, whereas traditional network devices each run independent control plane processes locally.
The correct answer highlights the fundamental shift from distributed to centralized architecture. In traditional networking, every device operates its own control plane protocols to learn routes and switching paths. In a controller-based architecture, a centralized controller offloads or manages these control plane duties and programs the forwarding tables on underlying data plane devices.
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