Design and Implementation of Relayed Multicast Control Protocol for 1-to-n Multicast Service
Juyoung Park, Jong Min Lee, Shin‐Gak Kang
Abstract
Juyoung Park, Jong Min Lee, Shin‐Gak Kang
Abstract
The relayed multicast control protocol (RMCP) is an application-level control protocol that constructs and manages relayed multicast network to support Internet group communication over the current unicast-based Internet. In this paper, we address the design and implementation of relayed multicast control protocol for 1-to-n multicast service which needs to control a number of multiple sessions. In order to evaluate the performance, we show the multicast data delivery among MAs (multicast agents) constructed by RMCP control messages over the test bed.
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The relayed multicast control protocol (RMCP) is an application-level control protocol that constructs and manages relayed multicast network to support Internet group communication over the current unicast-based Internet. In this paper, we address the design and implementation of relayed multicast control protocol for 1-to-n multicast service which needs to control a number of multiple sessions. In order to evaluate the performance, we show the multicast data delivery among MAs (multicast agents) constructed by RMCP control messages over the test bed.
Key concepts: Multicast, Pragmatic General Multicast, Protocol Independent Multicast, Xcast, IP multicast, Source-specific multicast, Computer network, Computer science