How Are Subnetworks Different Than the Legacy Networks

question 93

Multiple Choice

How are subnetworks different than the legacy networks?

• A) They're the same, only the branding is different
• B) Each subnetwork controls the IP address range used for instances that are allocated to that subnetwork
• C) With subnetworks IP address allocation occurs at the global network level
• D) Legacy networks are the preferred way to create networks

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