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....is slightly easier than variable size packets. However, fixing the size of the packets complicates the multicasting application. 4.2. Selecting an IP multicast protocol for DG The I DG approach is more suitable to use with IP multicast protocols that employ dynamic registration such as IGMP [6]. Under such a protocol, the client has to join the specific multicast group to which the I DG broadcast is sent. The authentication and subscription of the client can be performed before or after joining the multicast group, but note that without subscription, the client will not be able to ....
B. Cain, S. Deering, and A. Thyagarajan. Internet group management protocol, version 3, February 1999. Internet Enginering Task Force (IETF), Internet draft (work in progress).
I-DG: A Secure Protocol for Disseminating Data to.. - Celik, Holliday.. (Correct)
....is slightly easier than variable size packets. However, fixing the size of the packets complicates the multicasting application. 4.2. Selecting an IP multicast protocol for DG The I DG approach is more suitable to use with IP multicast protocols that employ dynamic registration such as IGMP [6]. Under such a protocol, the client has to join the specific multicast group to which the I DG broadcast is sent. The authentication and subscription of the client can be performed before or after joining the multicast group, but note that without subscription, the client will not be able to ....
B. Cain, S. Deering, and A. Thyagarajan. Internet group management protocol, version 3, February 1999. Internet Enginering Task Force (IETF), Internet draft (work in progress).
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....in the underlying MAC when these protocols run, to arbitrate access between the large numbers of nodes that need to rendezvous at the same time and elect coordinators. 4. 4 Reliable multicast feedback Slotting and damping is an idea useful in many contexts, including multicast group membership [5] and reliable multicast where feedback suppression is important for scalability. In reliable multicast, a receiver of a multicast packet sends feedback to the sender after a random delay, suppressing its feedback message if it hears a feedback message from another receiver. Nonnenmacher and ....
CAIN, B., DEERING, S., KOUVELAS, I., FENNER, B., AND THYAGARAJAN,A.Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3. IETF, Oct. 2002. RFC 3376.
Sift: A MAC Protocol for Event-Driven Wireless Sensor.. - Jamieson, Balakrishnan, Tay (2003) (2 citations) (Correct)
....in the underlying MAC when these protocols run, to arbitrate access between the large numbers of nodes that need to rendezvous at the same time and elect coordinators. 4. 4 Reliable multicast feedback Slotting and damping is an idea useful in many contexts, including multicast group membership [5] and reliable multicast where feedback suppression is important for scalability. In reliable multicast, a receiver of a multicast packet sends feedback to the sender after a random delay, suppressing its feedback message if it hears a feedback message from another receiver. Nonnenmacher and ....
CAIN, B., DEERING, S., KOUVELAS, I., FENNER, B., AND THYAGARAJAN, A. Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3. IETF, Oct. 2002. RFC 3376.
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....smaller routing tables, just as REUNITE does, but uses the channel abstraction of PIM SSM (a (S,G) pair) to keep compatibility with IP Multicast. Figure 1 illustrates the multicast service deployment scenario that directed the design of HBH. Version 3 of IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) [7] is used due to its source filtering capability. HBH constructs Shortest Path Trees (SPT) instead of Reverse SPTs as most routing protocols do [8,9,10,11] Various multicast routing protocols construct their distribution trees based on the information obtained from the unicast routing ....
B. Cain, S. Deering, W. Fenner, I. Kouvelas, and A. Thyagarajan, Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3, Mar. 2001. Work in progress, <draft-ietf-idmr- igmp-v3-O 7. txt>.
Routage dans l'Internet: Qualité de Service et.. - Costa (Correct)
....announcements in the meantime) avoids an implosion of the router. Several versions of IGMP exist: IGMP version 1: described in [73] IGMP version 2: described in [74] The major di erence compared to IGMPv1 is the addition of the fast leave mechanism. IGMP version 3: described in [75]. This version essentially adds the possibility to do per source ltering. IGMP is a protocol which is restricted to the local dialog between receivers and their rst hop multicast router (local scope) This is completely di erent from the creation of the multicast distribution tree which is the ....
....packets only from speci c source addresses, or from all but speci c source addresses, sent to a particular multicast address. That information may be used by multicast routing protocols to avoid delivering multicast packets from speci c sources to networks where there are no interested receivers [75]. A modi cation of the API is necessary to permit the use of source lters in IGMP. An IGMPv3 request has thus the following format: IPMulticastListen (socket, interface, mcast address, filter mode, source list) where the lter mode can be INCLUDE or EXCLUDE. To specify for example that a ....
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B. Cain, S. Deering, W. Fenner, I. Kouvelas, and A. Thyagarajan, Internet Group Management Protocol, Version 3, Mar. 2001. Work in progress, <draft-ietf-idmr- igmp-v3-07.txt>.
Design of Ovelay Networks for Internet Multicast - Shi (2002) (Correct)
....applications unnecessarily. Second, the lack of access control raises increasing concerns with the recent wave of Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attacks [47] In the IP multicast model, any machine can send to a multicast address without registering itself with the group. Until the IGMPv3 [8], a multicast receiver had no means of selecting the data sources to receive packets from; by default, all packets sent to a multicast address are forwarded to all receivers. In IGMPv3, source filters are added to allow receivers to specify the sources they wish to listen to or specify all but ....
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End-to-End Security in Active Networks - Brown (2001) (Correct)
....data flows to limited bandwidth paths they must travel over, without reducing the quality of data that well connected hosts receive. 5.4. 1 Source based pruning Version 3 of the Internet Group Management Protocol allows a user to receive data only from specified sources within a multicast group [Cain99]. Hosts multicast an IGMP message on their local network to join or leave groups, and can specify a list of up to 64 sources within that group to include or exclude from packets forwarded. The local multicast routers aggregate these messages and use the result with a multicast routing protocol to ....
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Network Support for Group Communication - Levine (1999) (Correct)
....Because anycast addresses appear to be normal multicast group addresses, global anycast addresses based on anycasts are as scalable as the multicast addressing scheme in place today. 3.5. 2 Streams The IETF is currently reviewing version 3 of the Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMPv3) [3], which allows hosts to select specific sources from which to receive (or to specifically ignore) and relates to our definition of streams. Our model is based on sources transmitting over streams and hosts selecting streams to specifically receive; this approach has the advantage that each stream ....
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A Proposal for A Scalable Internet Multicast Architecture - Shi (2001) (Correct)
....notifications, etc. are hard to achieve in a fast and scalable way without incurring large control traffic overhead. Secondly, the anonymity of the IP multicast model raises security concerns, since it magnifies the impact of denial of service attacks. Only recently did the new IGMP V3 [4] address this issue by adding source filtering support, where a list of sources can be specified as included or excluded senders for the group. However, this method is useful only when the malicious attackers are identified a priori. Overall, the open architecture of IP multicast lacks ....
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