Destination IP-based forwarding is used by the per-router control plane (sometimes called the classical network) to connect with other routers. If messages are forwarded depending on their destinations' IP addresses, what are the boundaries of this approach? Include a description of at least three limitations, preferably with examples. To what extent does Software-Defined Networking (SDN) contribute to solving these problems? The examples will serve as the explanation.

Destination IP-based forwarding is used by the per-router control plane (sometimes called the classical network) to connect with other routers. If messages are forwarded depending on their destinations' IP addresses, what are the boundaries of this approach? Include a description of at least three limitations, preferably with examples. To what extent does Software-Defined Networking (SDN) contribute to solving these problems? The examples will serve as the explanation.

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