In Huawei FusionCompute, if there is only one physical network port in the bound network port, the physical network port cannot be removed directly. Is this statement true or false?

The statement is true because in Huawei FusionCompute, when a physical network port is bound to a virtual network, it can only have efficient operation if there are multiple physical network ports for redundancy and load balancing. If there is only one physical network port, it serves as a critical link for network traffic. Removing this port directly could disrupt connectivity for virtual machines or services relying on it. Therefore, the system does not allow the removal of a single bound physical network port to prevent creating a point of failure. This design choice enhances stability and ensures that network services remain available and reliable.

In scenarios where multiple ports are present, the system allows for more flexible management, such as maintenance and upgrades, without risking network downtime. The necessity of having at least two physical network ports reflects best practices in network design, ensuring redundancy and better fault tolerance.