Evaluate the scalability and reliability of networks : Scalability and Reliability

The video tutorial discusses the concepts of scalability and reliability in network design. Scalability refers to the network's ability to grow and accommodate more users and transmission needs. Designing a network with future growth in mind is crucial to avoid high costs and difficulties in meeting new requirements. Reliability is about the dependability of network components like routers and servers, often measured by the probability of failure or mean time before failure (MTBF).

What does scalability indicate in the context of a network?

What can happen if a network is designed only for today's requirements?

Why is it important to design a network with growth in mind?

What are the components that reliability indicates dependability for in a network?

How is reliability often measured in a network?