control de admisión multicast
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2011
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Abstract
In recent years there has been an increasing deployment of multicast applications, most of them oriented to multimedia. Many of these applications require a very strict quality of service in order thatthe receiver has no problems. These requirements are not possible to comply with the current Internet protocol Best-Effort. Currently, much research has been to provide quality service in a distributedmulticast communication, one of these aspects for the multicast quality service is admission control. This article analyzes aspects of admission control mainly multicast communications.
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| Authors | ;Jaime Uriel González Villalobos;Cesar Hernández;Danilo López |
| Journal | scientia iuris |
| Year | 2011 |
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