TBCP is a generic Tree Building Control Protocol designed to build overlay spanning trees among participants of a multicast session, without any specific help from the network routers. TBCP therefore falls into the general category of protocols and mechanisms often referred to as Application-Level Multicasting. TBCP is an efficient, distributed protocol that operates with partial knowledge of the group membership and restricted network topology information. One of the major strategies in TBCP is to reduce convergence time by building as good a tree as possible early on, given the restricted membership/topology information available at the different nodes of the tree. We analyse our TBCP protocol by means of simulations, which shows its suit...
Multicast is not scalable mainly due to the number of forwarding states and control overhead require...
The latest debate in P2P and overlay multicast systems is whether or not to build trees. The main ar...
Overlay networks have become popular in recent times for content distribution and end-system multica...
Overlay multicast tree construction and maintenance is a major challenge in designing application la...
Application layer multicast (ALM) uses overlays built on top of existing network infrastructure for ...
We study the impact of cheating nodes in application-level multicast overlay trees. We focus on self...
Overcast is an application-level multicasting system that can be incrementally deployed using today’...
We study the impact of cheating nodes in application-level multicast overlay trees. We focus on self...
Live-streaming applications based on overlay multicast have become very popular recently. There have...
This paper contains a detailed description of the congestion control algorithm of TRAM, a tree-based...
A recent means for enabling multicast in the Internet involves deploying network overlays where end-...
The multicast-based distribution of streaming media is conjectured to be an important component of f...
Abstract—Overlay multicasting enabled many new overlay and peer-to-peer applications such as P2PTV, ...
Proceedings of the Third International COST264 Workshop, NGC 2001, London, UK, November 7-9, 200
This document provides a brief description of the current prototype of the Extensible Modeling and S...
Multicast is not scalable mainly due to the number of forwarding states and control overhead require...
The latest debate in P2P and overlay multicast systems is whether or not to build trees. The main ar...
Overlay networks have become popular in recent times for content distribution and end-system multica...
Overlay multicast tree construction and maintenance is a major challenge in designing application la...
Application layer multicast (ALM) uses overlays built on top of existing network infrastructure for ...
We study the impact of cheating nodes in application-level multicast overlay trees. We focus on self...
Overcast is an application-level multicasting system that can be incrementally deployed using today’...
We study the impact of cheating nodes in application-level multicast overlay trees. We focus on self...
Live-streaming applications based on overlay multicast have become very popular recently. There have...
This paper contains a detailed description of the congestion control algorithm of TRAM, a tree-based...
A recent means for enabling multicast in the Internet involves deploying network overlays where end-...
The multicast-based distribution of streaming media is conjectured to be an important component of f...
Abstract—Overlay multicasting enabled many new overlay and peer-to-peer applications such as P2PTV, ...
Proceedings of the Third International COST264 Workshop, NGC 2001, London, UK, November 7-9, 200
This document provides a brief description of the current prototype of the Extensible Modeling and S...
Multicast is not scalable mainly due to the number of forwarding states and control overhead require...
The latest debate in P2P and overlay multicast systems is whether or not to build trees. The main ar...
Overlay networks have become popular in recent times for content distribution and end-system multica...