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What is the purpose of requirements specification and requirements map?
What is the purpose of requirements specification and requirements map?
- To categorize and prioritize requirements for the network
- To determine the success of the project
- To describe the network functions and performance needed for the success of the network project (correct)
- To expand the concept of requirements for a network
Why is it important to categorize and prioritize network requirements?
Why is it important to categorize and prioritize network requirements?
- To expand the concept of requirements for a network
- To identify those that are truly necessary for the success of the network project (correct)
- To set expectations that cannot be met
- To determine the success of the project
What are core or fundamental requirements in a network project?
What are core or fundamental requirements in a network project?
- Desirable but not truly necessary requirements
- Requirements that are necessary for the success of the project (correct)
- Requirements from all sources
- Expectations that cannot be met
Why should all requirements from all sources not be considered necessary for the success of the network?
Why should all requirements from all sources not be considered necessary for the success of the network?
What is the purpose of grouping requirements together and mapping the locations of applications and devices?
What is the purpose of grouping requirements together and mapping the locations of applications and devices?
What is the main focus when determining core or fundamental requirements for a network project?
What is the main focus when determining core or fundamental requirements for a network project?
What do the keywords 'Must/Shall/Required' indicate in the context of network requirements?
What do the keywords 'Must/Shall/Required' indicate in the context of network requirements?
What is the purpose of categorizing requirements using the keywords 'Should/Recommended'?
What is the purpose of categorizing requirements using the keywords 'Should/Recommended'?
What is the function of 'Must Not/Shall Not' in the context of network requirements?
What is the function of 'Must Not/Shall Not' in the context of network requirements?
How are features and future requirements categorized based on the keywords 'Should Not/Not Recommended'?
How are features and future requirements categorized based on the keywords 'Should Not/Not Recommended'?
What are 'May/Optional' requirements categorized as based on their nature?
What are 'May/Optional' requirements categorized as based on their nature?
What is the purpose of filtering packets based on an Access Control List (ACL) in network security?
What is the purpose of filtering packets based on an Access Control List (ACL) in network security?
What does it mean when a requirement is categorized as 'Should/Recommended' based on its nature?
What does it mean when a requirement is categorized as 'Should/Recommended' based on its nature?
What do the key words 'Must Not/Shall Not' indicate in relation to network requirements?
What do the key words 'Must Not/Shall Not' indicate in relation to network requirements?
In what way are 'Should Not/Not Recommended' requirements categorized based on their nature?
In what way are 'Should Not/Not Recommended' requirements categorized based on their nature?
How are 'May/Optional' requirements categorized based on their nature?
How are 'May/Optional' requirements categorized based on their nature?
