Performance analysis of multicast protocols over QosMIC method
Won-Hyuk Choi, Hye-Jin Shin, Jungsun Kim · 2004
Recently there have been many requirements for reliability from the multicast communication services that have peer-to-multiple or multiple-to-multiple connecting ability unlike the previous peer-to-peer communications. multimedia applications require more efficient multicast protocols as well as broadband network connection, real-time transmission. To the requirement, the quality of service sensitive multicast Internet protocol (QosMIC) is urged to be used in Internet. The QosMIC is in distinction from the existing protocols in that the QosMIC presents data in advance. This paper analyzes the QosMIC and other mulitcast by using objective and practical bandwidths in transferring data packets, and measures their performances on a simulation to test such bandwidths.