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Network management, operations, and user support for a large distributed system together represent a complex undertaking. Which of the following issues mostincreases the complexity of network management? Multiple topologies Multiple transmission media Multiple protocols Multiple accesses Solution b. Multiple transmission media A number of issues affect network management in a large distributed system. They result from multiple network topologies (i.e., structures), multiple transmission media (e.g., wiring), multiple protocols (i.e., rules that govern communications across a network), and multiple network owners. Increases in the number of transmission media increase the complexity of large distributed system network management.

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