The county clerk asks whether a virtual network can be created, changed, and deleted the way the city already lifecycle-manages VMs. What should the operator identify?
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Short Explanation
A virtual network is more like a VM folder than a welded pipe. You can stand it up, change it, and tear it down in software. The clerk is not signing a forever-cable work order every time a new case-management net appears.
Full Explanation
In an SDDC, logical networks are software objects with a lifecycle similar to virtual machines: they can be created, modified, and deleted through the management plane. That is distinct from a physical VLAN or cable plant treated as a one-time install. Storage objects and Horizon consoles do not replace that network-object lifecycle. Operators still leave the underlay in place; they do not treat every logical net as a permanent physical change.