What is the key difference between a VRF and a virtual-router instance in Junos OS?

A virtual-router instance supports more routing protocols than a VRF instance

A virtual-router instance is only used for IPv6, while a VRF is used for IPv4

A VRF instance is used for MPLS VPNs, while a virtual-router instance is used for non-MPLS environments

A VRF instance cannot have interfaces assigned to it

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