Provide three reasons why a network administrator might separate traffic.?

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?A network administrator might separate traffic to accomplish the following:Enhance security-Broadcast domains are limited to each network so there's less possibility of hackers or malware reaching remote, protected networks in the enterprise domain.Improve performance-Segmenting limits broadcast traffic by decreasing the size of each broadcast domain. The more efficient use of bandwidth results in better overall network performance.Simplify troubleshooting-When troubleshooting, rather than examining the whole network for errors or bottlenecks, the network administrator can narrow down the problem area to a particular smaller network. For example, suppose a network is subdivided with separate smaller networks for accounting, human resources, and IT. One day there's trouble transmitting data only to a certain group of users-those on the accounting network. This fact gives the network administrator some significant insight into the nature of the problem.