C (More consistent device configuration):Centralized control allows uniform policy application, eliminating configuration drift across devices.
E (Configure features at network-level rather than device-level):Controller-based networks abstract network services from individual devices, enabling network-wide configuration from a single source of truth.
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A: Forwarding tables still exist in both architectures.
B: Traditional networks offer per-device flexibility; controllers abstract this.
D: APIs are usually provided at controller level, not per device.
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