MBONE

MBONE

MBONE A multicast backbone service that allows the transmission of messages to one or more destinations. It supports multimedia applications such as videoconferencing. MBONE is used for the Internet. It employs a class D Internet address (see TCP/IP) to route a packet to one or more LANs, and then relies on the facilities within these LANs to route the packet to the required destinations.

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