How is software defined networking different from VLANs?
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CISO in Consumer Goods2 years ago
Tomas summarized it perfectly with his simplistic answer. Content you might like
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VP of IT in Retail3 days ago
My previous organization implemented a strict one-strike policy for lost or damaged devices. While the first incident was considered an accident, repeat offenders were required to reimburse the company for the lost or damaged ...read more82 views1 Comment
IT Manager in Constructiona month ago
Hello,the topic is so broad, what are you focused on?
Do you have a network of peers outside your organization that you regularly seek advice from?
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VLAN is, simply put, a mechanism how to make network devices in different physical networks "feel as though they were in the same LAN".
A slightly simplistic answer to your question is that "you can use software-defined networking to define and manage your VLANs" ...