NASA NTRS · 19980019497
High-Performance, Reliable Multicasting: Foundations for Future Internet Groupware Applications
Abstract
Network protocols that provide efficient, reliable, and totally-ordered message delivery to large numbers of users will be needed to support many future Internet applications. The Reliable Multicast Protocol (RMP) is implemented on top of IP multicast to facilitate reliable transfer of data for replicated databases and groupware applications that will emerge on the Internet over the next decade. This paper explores some of the basic questions and applications of reliable multicasting in the context of the development and analysis of RMP.
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Callahan, John, Montgomery, Todd, Whetten, Brian. 1997-07-14. High-Performance, Reliable Multicasting: Foundations for Future Internet Groupware Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980019497
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