Path
A path represents a link between two or more nodes, through which these nodes can exchange data (or material).

A path is used to model the logical communication (or distribution) relations between nodes. It is realized by one or more networks, which represent the physical communication (or distribution) links. The properties (e.g., bandwidth, latency) of a path are usually aggregated from these underlying networks.

A path connects two or more nodes. A path is realized by one or more networks. A path can aggregate nodes.

: Path (architecture_autodiagram)
Figure 117 : Path (architecture_autodiagram)
PathTechnologyActiveStructureElement