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Week 11: Multicast

Multicast

Lecture notes:: Multicast - Lecture slides (6 per page)
Terms with which you should be familiar:: Broadcast, multicast, N-way unicast, uncontrolled flooding, broadcast storm, sequence number controlled flooding, reverse path forwarding, spanning tree, minimum spanning tree, IP multicast, class D network, host group, IGMP, membership_query, membership_report, leave_group, PIM (Protocol Independent Multicast), dense mode vs. sparse mode

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Last updated: May 6, 2016

Week 11: Multicast

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CS 352

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