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-This is a relatively new form of multicast where only one person the group can transmit. Since the source address of the transmission is known in advance, a lot of the overhead with multicast (RPs
etc (AddToMe: what's an RP?)
) is no longer necessary. To run a network with SourceSpecificMulticast, all you need to enable is PIM-SM (AddToMe: what's this?).
+This is a relatively new form of multicast where only one person the group can transmit. Since the source address of the transmission is known in advance, a lot of the overhead with multicast (Reverse Paths
etc) is no longer necessary. To run a network with SourceSpecificMulticast, all you need to enable is PIM-SM (AddToMe: what's this?).
See also: SourceSpecificMulticastExample
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Part of CategoryNetworking
