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Abstract: This paper presents the construction of a multicast service, called agreed multicast, that guarantees that messages arrive reliably and in the same total-order to all their destinations. ToTo, a novel family of protocols, implement the agreed multicast service of Transis, a communication sub-system for the High Availability project, currently developed at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This service is desired in distributed systems, and supports high level coordination among groups of... (Update)
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D. Dolev, S. Kramer, and D. Malki. Total ordering of messages in broadcast domains. Technical report, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, November 1992. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/dolev92total.html More
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