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Revisiting Multicast on Domain-based ID/Locator Separation Network
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- Authors
- Joo-Chul Lee, Woo-jik Chun, Sang-Ha Kim
- Issue Date
- 2016-09
- Citation
- International Symposium on Personal, Indoor, and Mobile Radio Communications (PIMRC) 2016, pp.2579-2584
- Publisher
- IEEE
- Language
- English
- Type
- Conference Paper
- Abstract
- Multicasting is a way to deliver copies of single message to multiple recipients at different locations. On the traditional internet, group members join specific multicast address through membership management protocol and packets are delivered along the path tree built by multicast routing protocol. The complexity caused by these procedures, however, has blocked multicasting from being disseminated widely [1]. Now we re-consider how multicast-style communication can be designed in id/locator separation environment in simple way. In this environment a common id can be used as a group name and it is shared by all group members, or a specific id can be assigned to an anchor point and packets are distributed to the group members by the anchor point. Mixture of both ways is also possible. In this paper we define groupcasting instead of traditional multicasting, and show how multicasting can be designed and implemented in id/locator separation network environment.
- KSP Keywords
- Different locations, Id/locator separation, Multicast Address, Multicast routing protocol, Network Environment, Path tree, Routing protocol(RP), Separation network, anchor point, domain-based, group members