The network-design process is limited by many external constraints. Which origins are of these constraints?
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Technological, worldwide standards, social, and managerial
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Technological, political, social, and economical
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Technological, cost, social, and economical
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Managerial, political, social, and economical
“Before delving into the typical topologies, it is wise to understand the overall network design process. As with any systems design effort, network design is an exercise in meeting new and old requirements while working within certain constraints. These constraints include money, labor, technology, space, and time. In addition, there may be social or political constraints, such as the mandated use of certain standards or vendors.”
Cisco Network Topology and Design
By Khalid Raza, Mark Turner.
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hmm. but B leaves out ‘cost’ which is more a primary constraint than ‘political’
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Economical constraint is some sort of cost constraint
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