CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
,(Lesson 7) In the SDN approach, ISPs or other third parties can take up the
responsibility for computing and distributing the router's forwarding tables.
(T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) The main idea behind SDNs is to divide tasks into smaller
functions so the code is more modular and easy to manage. (T/F)
False
,(Lesson 7) With SDNs the control plane and data plane have independent
evolution and development. (T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) In the SDN approach, the SDN controller is physically located at
each router that is present in a network. (T/F)
False
, (Lesson 7) By separating the control plane and the data plane, controlling
the router's behavior became easier using higher order programs. For
example, it is easier to update the router's state or control the path
selection. (T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) Having the software implementations for SDNs controllers
increasingly open and publicly available makes it hard to control, since any
person could modify the software easily. (T/F)
False
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
CS 6250 Computer Networks Exam 2
,(Lesson 7) In the SDN approach, ISPs or other third parties can take up the
responsibility for computing and distributing the router's forwarding tables.
(T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) The main idea behind SDNs is to divide tasks into smaller
functions so the code is more modular and easy to manage. (T/F)
False
,(Lesson 7) With SDNs the control plane and data plane have independent
evolution and development. (T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) In the SDN approach, the SDN controller is physically located at
each router that is present in a network. (T/F)
False
, (Lesson 7) By separating the control plane and the data plane, controlling
the router's behavior became easier using higher order programs. For
example, it is easier to update the router's state or control the path
selection. (T/F)
True
(Lesson 7) Having the software implementations for SDNs controllers
increasingly open and publicly available makes it hard to control, since any
person could modify the software easily. (T/F)
False
