Alexandros Eleftheriadis, Sassan Pejhan, Dimitris Anastassiou. Address Management and Connection Control for Multicast Communication Applications. In IEEE Infocom'95 Conference, Boston, MI, April 1995.
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An architecture and associated protocols are presented for managing multicast addresses and performing connection control for applications that use multicast communication facilities. A scheme to partition the multicast address space on the basis of the network number is proposed (an underlying IP-based internetworking environment is assumed), and its performance and scaling characteristics are discussed. A protocol is then developed to provide for dynamic allocation and release of multicast addresses, as well as maintaining state information for a connection. The protocol is independent of the address partitioning scheme, and hence is essentially applicable to any network layer; it is also shown to be robust and e cient. Finally, we describe two di erent mechanisms, namely address-based filtering and virtual port numbers, which enable the use of a common port number by all session participants
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Author = {Eleftheriadis, Alexandros and Pejhan, Sassan and Anastassiou, Dimitris},
Title = {Address Management and Connection Control for Multicast Communication Applications},
BookTitle = {IEEE Infocom'95 Conference},
Address = {Boston, MI},
Month = {April},
Year = {1995}
}
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