IP MULTICASTING

Presented by
Manas Ranjan Panda
Roll # CS200117174
Under the Guidance of
Mr. Debananda Kanhar


INTRODUCTION

The TCP/IP family includes four types of distribution of a packet from a single host:
Unicast : To one host
Normal IP- traffic
The packet is seen only by the receiving host
Broadcast : To all hosts on a network
When trying to find another host
The packet is seen by all hosts on the local network


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Distributed Algorithm for Source based Energy Efficient Multicasting in wireless AdHoc Networks

Abstract:
In this paper, we discuss the energy efficient multicast problem in ad hoc wireless networks. Each node in the network is assumed to have a fixed level of transmission power. The problem of our concern is: given an ad hoc wireless network and a multicast request, how to find a multicast tree such that the total energy cost of the multicast tree is minimized. We first prove this problem is NP-hard and it i ....etc

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Reliable Multicasting in MANETs

Abstract
Multicasting is the transmission of datagramâ„¢s (packets) to a group of zero or more hosts identified by a single destination address. Maintaining group membership information and building an optimal multicast distribution structure (typically in the form of a routing tree) is challenging even in wired networks. However, nodes are increasingly mobile. One particularly challenging environment for multicast is a mobile ad-hoc network (MANET). This report provides an in-dept ....etc

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A Multicasting is technical term that means you can send piece of data (a packet) to multiple at same time other than traditional unicast service. Multicast makes many to many communication possible thus provides a solution for the problem of delivery real-time multimedia applications that mean huge volumes of traffic on the Internet

MBONE, multicast backbone, is a virtual network layered on top of the Internet consisting of routers and hosts that support IP multicast. MBone is the result of Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) deve ....etc

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USB EXPLAINED: AN INTRODUCTION TO USB AND ITS FUTURE


USB HISTORY
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) was introduced to the world of PC computing to solve the growing problem of how
to connect peripherals to a PC. The world of desktop computers needed a way, not only to physically connect
devices, but also allow them to be identified and categorized to enable a simple ease of use and method of discovery.
Prior to USB, many people overloaded the use of their serial and ....etc

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Multicasting is technical term that means you can send piece of data (a packet) to multiple at same time other than traditional unicast service. Multicast makes many to many communication possible thus provides a solution for the problem of delivery real-time multimedia applications that mean huge volumes of traffic on the Internet MBONE, multicast backbone, is a virtual network layered on top of the Internet consisting of routers and hosts that support IP multicast. MBone is the result of Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) developed techno ....etc

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Continuous Delivery Message Dissemination
Problems under the Multicasting Communication Mode


1.1 Abstract:
In the Continuous Delivery Message Dissemination (CDMD) problem, each message has a length and is partitioned into packets, however, the packets of every message must arrive at its destination in its original order, and all packets for each message must arrive during consecutive time units.
To cope with intractability, efficient Message dissemination appro ....etc

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Multicasting with Localized Control in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
Jun Peng Sikdar, B. Liang Cheng Dept. of Electr. Eng., Univ. of Texas-Pan American, Edinburg, TX;
This paper appears in: Mobile Computing, IEEE Transactions on Publication


Abstract
This paper investigates how to support multicasting in wireless ad hoc networks without throttling the dominant unicast flows. Unicast flows are usually congestion-controlled with protocols like TCP. However, there are no such protocols for multicast flows in wireless ad hoc network ....etc

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