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9. The difference between a traditional network and a software dened network (SDN) is: (a) In SDN, the source-to-destination paths are determined by a centralized controller. (b) Only traditional networks use the Dijkstra’s algorithm. (c) SDNs are not used in data centers. (d) SDNs are only used for inter domain routing.

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          9. The difference between a traditional network and a software dened network (SDN) is: (a) In SDN, the source-to-destination paths are determined by a centralized controller. (b) Only traditional networks use the Dijkstra’s algorithm. (c) SDNs are not used in data centers. (d) SDNs are only used for inter domain routing.

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08/16/2023

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Traditional networks typically rely on distributed control where each device makes its own routing decisions. In contrast, SDNs use a centralized controller to manage the network and determine the paths for data packets. Show more…

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9. The difference between a traditional network and a software dened network (SDN) is: (a) In SDN, the source-to-destination paths are determined by a centralized controller. (b) Only traditional networks use the Dijkstra’s algorithm. (c) SDNs are not used in data centers. (d) SDNs are only used for inter domain routing.