MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast

Sejun Song; Zhi Li Zhang; Baek Young Choi; David H.C. Du

doi:10.1109/LANMAN.1999.939961

MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast

Sejun Song, Zhi Li Zhang, Baek Young Choi, David H.C. Du

Computer Science and Engineering

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Abstract

IP Multicast is an important enabling service for the current and future Internet. With the explosive, growth of the Internet, a challenging issue facing IP multicast is scalability, in particular, the problem of multicast forwarding state and control explosion. In this paper, we propose a new methodology to address the multicast scalability problem for backbone domains Multicast Tunneling with Branch Filtering (MTBF). This multicast group aggregation scheme is designed on top of the inter-domain protocol architecture such as MASC/BGMP, and is independent of any underlying intra-domain multicast protocols. It aggregates multicast groups by constructing Border Router (BR)-based multicast routing trees and forwards data by using an encapsulation technique called Multicast Tunneling (MT). To minimize excess traffic due to aggregate multicast address based data forwarding, an efficient Dynamic Filtering Point Selection (DFPS) algorithm is used. The feasibility and performance of our scheme is demonstrated through analysis and simulations.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks
Subtitle of host publication	Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999
Editors	Aloke Guha, Fabio Neri, David Skellern
Publisher	IEEE Computer Society
Pages	85-94
Number of pages	10
ISBN (Electronic)	0780371720, 9780780371729
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/LANMAN.1999.939961
State	Published - 1999
Event	10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networkss, LANMAN 1999 - Sydney, Australia Duration: Nov 21 1999 → Nov 24 1999

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Name	IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks
ISSN (Print)	1944-0367
ISSN (Electronic)	1944-0375

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Other	10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networkss, LANMAN 1999
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Sydney
Period	11/21/99 → 11/24/99

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© 1999 IEEE.

Keywords

AMT
DFPS
Filtering point
MAMT
MTBF
Multicast tunneling

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Song, S., Zhang, Z. L., Choi, B. Y., & Du, D. H. C. (1999). MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast. In A. Guha, F. Neri, & D. Skellern (Eds.), 10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999 (pp. 85-94). Article 939961 (IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1109/LANMAN.1999.939961

MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast. / Song, Sejun; Zhang, Zhi Li; Choi, Baek Young et al.
10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999. ed. / Aloke Guha; Fabio Neri; David Skellern. IEEE Computer Society, 1999. p. 85-94 939961 (IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks).

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Song, S, Zhang, ZL, Choi, BY & Du, DHC 1999, MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast. in A Guha, F Neri & D Skellern (eds), 10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999., 939961, IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks, IEEE Computer Society, pp. 85-94, 10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networkss, LANMAN 1999, Sydney, Australia, 11/21/99. https://doi.org/10.1109/LANMAN.1999.939961

Song S, Zhang ZL, Choi BY, Du DHC. MTBF: An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast. In Guha A, Neri F, Skellern D, editors, 10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999. IEEE Computer Society. 1999. p. 85-94. 939961. (IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks). doi: 10.1109/LANMAN.1999.939961

Song, Sejun ; Zhang, Zhi Li ; Choi, Baek Young et al. / MTBF : An efficient multicast group aggregation scheme for the global area multicast. 10th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks: Evolving Access and Networking Techniques, LANMAN 1999. editor / Aloke Guha ; Fabio Neri ; David Skellern. IEEE Computer Society, 1999. pp. 85-94 (IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks).

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