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Title : CastGate: an auto-tunneling architecture for IP Multicast
Author(s) : P. Liefooghe
Filename : draft-liefooghe-castgate-02.txt
Pages : 27
Date : 2004-10-22
The architecture described in this document aims at giving as many
unicast-only end-users access to IP multicast content, this without
the need for their ISPs to upgrade their network infrastructure to
IP multicast. It further does not require any change to the unicast
only infrastructure nor to the end-user operating systems. The
access that is provided, is from a user's perspective as good as a
real IP multicast connection. It can be used to send and receive ASM
content and allows the receptions of SSM content. It further allows
applying Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) to IP
Multicast.
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