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What is the main difference between a Virtual Router and a Virtual Switch in VSX?
A. Routers are physical, switches are virtual
B. Virtual Routers operate at Layer 3, switches at Layer 2
C. Switches apply policies, routers do not
D. Virtual Switches are managed by SmartView Monitor
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Para entender a diferença principal entre um Roteador Virtual e um Switch Virtual em VSX, precisamos considerar as funções e camadas em que cada um opera. Analisando as alternativas: A. Routers are physical, switches are virtual - Esta afirmação não é correta, pois tanto roteadores quanto switches podem ser virtuais. B. Virtual Routers operate at Layer 3, switches at Layer 2 - Esta é uma afirmação correta. Roteadores operam na Camada 3 (camada de rede) do modelo OSI, enquanto switches operam na Camada 2 (camada de enlace). C. Switches apply policies, routers do not - Embora switches possam aplicar políticas, roteadores também podem aplicar políticas de roteamento, então essa afirmação não é precisa. D. Virtual Switches are managed by SmartView Monitor - Isso pode ser verdade em alguns contextos, mas não é a principal diferença entre roteadores e switches. Portanto, a alternativa correta que destaca a principal diferença entre um Roteador Virtual e um Switch Virtual em VSX é: B. Virtual Routers operate at Layer 3, switches at Layer 2.

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