Which of the following is an example of a technical constraint that should be documented during Requirements Gathering?

The customer's budget for the project

The need to support legacy devices

The customer's preference for a specific vendor

A regional bank is planning a network refresh. During the requirements-gathering phase, the lead architect interviews the head of trading, who insists that the new network must support sub-millisecond latency between the trading floor and the data center. The architect also learns from the compliance officer that all financial transactions must be logged and retained for seven years. Which two inputs should the architect document as requirements, and which as constraints?

Both are requirements because they are both stated by stakeholders.

Both are constraints because they both impose limits on the design.

Latency is a constraint; log retention is a requirement.

Latency is a requirement; log retention is a constraint.

A financial services firm has a network that was designed three years ago. Since then, the firm has acquired two smaller companies, and the network now carries additional traffic from new applications. The network team is noticing increased latency and occasional packet loss. According to the Juniper Life-Cycle Service Approach, which phase should the team initiate to address these issues?

Network assessment and gap analysis

Design and architecture development

Continuous optimization and lifecycle management

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Juniper Life-Cycle Service Approach JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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Which of the following is an example of a technical constraint that should be documented during Requirements Gathering?
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12foundation · easy
Which of the following is a method used to validate a network design?
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13application · medium
A regional bank is planning a network refresh. During the requirements-gathering phase, the lead architect interviews the head of trading, who insists that the new network must support sub-millisecond latency between the trading floor and the data center. The architect also learns from the compliance officer that all financial transactions must be logged and retained for seven years. Which two inputs should the architect document as requirements, and which as constraints?
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14application · medium
A financial services firm has a network that was designed three years ago. Since then, the firm has acquired two smaller companies, and the network now carries additional traffic from new applications. The network team is noticing increased latency and occasional packet loss. According to the Juniper Life-Cycle Service Approach, which phase should the team initiate to address these issues?
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Which factor is NOT typically considered during the Design and Architecture Development phase?
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Which of the following is an example of a technical constraint that should be documented during Requirements Gathering?

Which of the following is a method used to validate a network design?

Which factor is NOT typically considered during the Design and Architecture Development phase?

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