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      Architecture for IP Multicast Deployment: Challenges and Practice
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Title: Architecture for IP Multicast Deployment: Challenges and Practice
Authors: Hitoshi Asaeda
	 Shinsuke Suzuki
         Katsushi Kobayashi
         Jun Murai
Date: 2006-12-12

% - 論文誌
@article{Asaeda:IEICE-EB200604,
  author = "Hitoshi Asaeda and Shinsuke Suzuki and Katsushi Kobayashi and Jun Murai",
  title = "Architecture for IP Multicast Deployment: Challenges and Practice",
  journal = "IEICE Transactions on Communications",
  volume = "E89-B",
  number = 4,
  pages = "1044-1051",
  month = "April",
  year = 2006
}

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%keywords:	IP multicast, Source-Specific Multicast, multicast statistics, M6Bone
%references:	
%summary_ja:	
%summary:	IP multicast technology is highly advantageous for
%		various applications and future needs in the
%		Internet. Yet, it is generally recognized that the IP
%		multicast routing protocol is fairly complex and
%		non-scalable and requires additional maintenance and
%		operational cost to network administrators. Although
%		there has been much research related to IP multicast
%		and most router vendors already support basic IP
%		multicast routing protocols, there is still a big gap
%		between what is reported as the state-of-the-art in
%		the literature from what is implemented in practice.
%		In this paper, we clarify the complexities of
%		traditional multicast communication and describe
%		possible solutions using the one-to-many multicast
%		communication model called Source-Specific Multicast
%		(SSM). We explain this communication model and the
%		corresponding routing architecture and examine the
%		statistics obtained for the number of multicast
%		routing entries in our backbone router, which is
%		connected to the international backbone. We also
%		introduce our international collaboration activities
%		that are contributing to the deployment and promotion
%		of IP multicast services in the Internet.
%misc: