Every single network device (or a distributed system like QFabric) has to perform at least three distinct activities:
- Process the transit traffic (that’s why we buy them) in the data plane;
- Figure out what’s going on around it with the control plane protocols;
- Interact with its owner (or NMS) through the management plane.
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