A new library-branch application waited six weeks for a VLAN and ACL change window. Which traditional challenge does virtual networking shorten?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Six weeks for a VLAN is the city's old work-order queue. Virtual networking stands up a logical network in software while the underlay stays put. The library branch should not sit dark waiting on a core ACL weekend.
Full Explanation
Traditional VLAN and ACL changes are coupled to physical-network change windows, which can take weeks. Virtual networking provisions segments, gateways, and distributed firewall rules as software objects, typically in minutes, on an already-prepared underlay. Geneve overlays do not wait on spanning-tree reconvergence for each tenant network, and Workspace ONE does not provision NSX logical networks. Physical windows remain relevant for underlay changes, not for every new branch application network.