As a network engineer, you're designing a large enterprise network that requires high scalability and optimized performance. You plan to implement a hierarchical design with separate layers for high-speed backbone transport, policy-based routing functions, and direct end-device connectivity. Which network topology architecture best suits this requirement?
The three-tier architecture is ideal for this scenario. It consists of three layers: the core layer provides high-speed backbone connectivity, the distribution layer manages policy-based routing and inter-VLAN routing, and the access layer connects end-user devices. This separation of functions enhances scalability, performance, and manageability in large enterprise networks.
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