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Secure multicast communications.

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The Scalability of Multicast Communication

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Multicast communication in multicomputer networks

IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems, 1993
Efficient routing of messages is a key to the performance of multicomputers. Multicast communication refers to the delivery of the same message from a source node to an arbitrary number of destination nodes. While multicast communication is highly demanded in many applications, most of the existing multicomputers do not directly support this service ...
L M Ni
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Ordered and reliable multicast communication

ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, 1991
Multicasting (sending a message to a subset of sites in a network) has become a popular mechanism of interprocess communication in distributed systems. Many applications (e.g., distributed databases) require that a message be transmitted to multiple processes. One indisputably desirable quality of any type of message transmission is reliability.
Hector Garcia-Molina, Anita K Jones
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Multicast Cryptosystem: A Cryptosystem for Secure Multicast Communication

2008 IFIP International Conference on Network and Parallel Computing, 2008
The recent growth of multimedia group of applications is driving the need for secure multicast communication. Secure multicast communication in dynamic environments like wireless networks and grids are potentially of critical concern. As multicast group members move in and out of the group, in order to preserve confidentiality, it becomes imperative to
A. John Prakash, V. Rhymend Uthariaraj
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Equitable Optimization for Multicast Communication

International Journal of Decision Support System Technology, 2020
Multicast communication is characterized by the multiplicity of streams defining different groups, where each stream has multiple sources. A multicast communication tends to flood the network with a large number of flows that can overload some nodes and unload others. This imbalance in the load distribution weakens network performance and could produce
Said Fourour, Yahia Lebbah
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Multicast communication on the Unison network

Computer Communications, 1990
Abstract A multicast access architecture for a multiservice network is described. The system is based on the use of a distributed set of multicast agents which are responsible for regulating access to the service and for effecting the distribution of data.
David Harold Shrimpton, Christopher S. Cooper   +1 more
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Performance of multicast communication on hypercubes

Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1993
Based upon hypercube multiprocessor systems, this paper analyses in detail the communication performance under the background of the greedy multicast algorithm GMA. The mean delay time of a message both at a node and in the system under multicasting is derived.
Haishui Xu, Xianji Li, Richard W. Nau
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Group Communication and Multicast

2001
In this paper we propose a group communication architecture for the Internet. This architecture is implemented as a middleware which provides a separation between a general group communication service model, and the multicast mechanisms used to implement this service.
Justin Templemore-Finlayson, Stanislaw Budkowski   +1 more
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