Re: Do we need a reliable multicast in kernel?

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You might want to look at TIPC http://sourceforge.net/projects/tipc
that is working on reliable cluster communication. 

There are two completely different domains where multicast is important.
In small cluster environments on a single LAN, the problem has been solved
many times.  But on large scale internet, the problem remains a research
topic because of the problem of receiver ACK scaling.  There are all sorts
of creative solutions from: building trees, using error correcting protocols,
NACK vs ACK solutions, but no widely used standard has developed. Anyway,
it would be easier to build these complex protocols in userland.
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