How are subnetworks different than the legacy networks?
A) They're the same, only the branding is different
B) Each subnetwork controls the IP address range used for instances that are allocated to that subnetwork
C) With subnetworks IP address allocation occurs at the global network level
D) Legacy networks are the preferred way to create networks

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Subnetworks allow for more granular control over IP address allocation within a network, as each subnetwork can have its own IP address range, unlike legacy networks where IP allocation is managed at the global network level.

How Are Subnetworks Different Than the Legacy Networks