To allow for alternate routes in the event of a line failure, a reliable communication network must provide for more than one path between certain pairs of points. We consider here the case where the network is modeled by a multigraph, and path requirements are stated generally by a symmetric reliability matrix

, where

is equal to the specified lower bound on the number of line-disjoint paths required between points

and

, in the multigraph. In a recent paper [1] a new, simple algorithm was derived for constructing minimum size multigraphs which satisfy path requirements specified in a reliability matrix where

. The result for the general case where some

was merely stated. In many communication networks, the number of required paths between certain pairs of points may be very low, i.e.,

. In this paper we derive the complete algorithm and proof for this important case.