A.To increase the cost of infrastructure

B.To ensure data plane resiliency through placement and network resiliency

C.To decrease network performance

D.To simplify network management

A.Ensure a single path for data flow to increase security

B.Decrease bandwidth between NFVI and physical infrastructure

C.Increase the cost of network infrastructure

D.Provide multiple paths for data to increase redundancy and load balancing

A.To decrease data model standardization

B.To define network elements and configurations

C.To manualize the configuration process

D.To increase the complexity of network configurations

A.Network cables

B.Software interfaces

C.Data storage units

D.Physical devices only

A.NFV refers to network failures, while VNF refers to the virtualization of those failures.

B.NFV focuses on the deployment of network functions, while VNF refers to the specific network functions being deployed.

C.NFV is a software update mechanism, whereas VNF is a hardware-based function.

D.VNF and NFV are the same and can be used interchangeably.