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Harper Ross
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UFM has different functionality from managed and unmanaged switches. UFM is a network management platform that can monitor and optimize InfiniBand and RoCE networks. Managed Switch is a type of switch that provides advanced functions and scalability and unmanaged Switch is a type of switch that is simple to use but has limited functions.
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