cost=100(bydefault)/Bandwidth in Mbps or cost= Userdefined value

How IEEE Calculate the Cost of Link (ex.. 10mbps is having
Cost 100) Is there any formula or any test to calculate it.

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Answer Posted / gsgill

cost=100(bydefault)/Bandwidth in Mbps

or

cost= Userdefined value(like 100,1000)/Bandwidth in Mbps

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