RE: Do we need a reliable multicast in kernel?

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On Mon, 21 Oct 2003, Donald Becker wrote:

> But none of these uses indicates that we
> need reliable multicast implemented in the kernel.

Reliable multicast transport layer is useful in the intranet.
If kernel can provide this, a lot of cluster softwares can
benefit from it.

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