What is the difference between host vPort and bridge vPort?
A) A host vPort is provisioned on VRS-G, while a bridge vPort is provisioned on VSG.
B) A host vPort is provisioned for VLAN traffic, while a bridge vPort is for VxLAN traffic.
C) A host vPort only supports one VLAN, while a bridge vPort can be configured with multiple VLANs.
D) A host vPort requires static MAC address configuration, while a bridge vPort learns MAC addresses dynamically.
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