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Title : Accounting Issue in Well Managed IP Multicasting Services
Author(s) : T. Hayashi, et al.
Filename : draft-hayashi-maccnt-01.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2004-10-29
This I-D describes problems on accounting issues in multicasting.
General requirements for accounting capabilities including QoS
related issues are listed. This I-D assumes that these capabilities
can be realized by appropriate functions implemented at edges of a
network based on IGMP or MLD. Such functions would log in a
dedicated database information obtained from edge routers. Finally,
a case for CDN services is described as an application example which
could benefit from multicasting with accounting capabilities. It is
proposed that this I-D be used as a starting point for further
discussion on these issues.
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