1. This is a table that matches incoming packets to a particular flow and specifies the functions that are to be performed on the packet.
- neighbor table
- routing table
- flow table
- ARP table
- meter table
Explanation: A flow table matches incoming packets to a particular flow and specifies the functions that are to be performed on the packet.
2. This is a table that triggers a variety of performance-related actions on a flow including the ability to rate-limit the traffic.
- neighbor table
- routing table
- flow table
- ARP table
- meter table
Explanation: A meter table is used to trigger a variety of performance-related actions on a flow including the ability to rate-limit the traffic.
3. This type of SDN, a centralized location is responsible for managing devices throughout the network.
- device-based SDN
- controller-based SDN
- policy-based SDN
Explanation: Controller-based SDN uses a centralized location to manage devices throughout the network.
4. In this type of SDN, the devices are programmable by applications running on the device itself or on a server in the network.
- device-based SDN
- controller-based SDN
- Policy-based SDN
Explanation: In device-based SDN, the devices are programmable by applications running on the device itself or on a server in the network.
5. This type of SDN uses built-in applications that automate advanced configuration tasks via a guided workflow and user-friendly GUI. No programming skills are required.
- device-based SDN
- controller-based SDN
- policy-based SDN
Explanation: Policy-based SDN uses built-in applications that automate advanced configuration tasks via a guided workflow and user-friendly GUI. No programming skills are required.