In an SDN architecture, the network appears as _________ logical device/devices to the applications.
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In an SDN architecture, the network appears as device logical to the applications.
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In an SDN architecture, the network appears as 'single' logical device / devices to the applications.
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- SDN architectures are supposed to decouple the network control and the forwarding functions. This in turn enables the network control to become programmable in a direct manner.
- Also, the underlying infrastructure has to be abstracted from the network services and application services.
- The SDN technologies are centrally managed.
- This means the network intelligence is centralized in the SDN controllers to maintain a global view of the network. This appeared as a single logical switch to the applications.
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