Multicast - Understand How IP Multicast Works

[cpartsenidis]

Greetings to everyone,

I just wanted to post a link to an article on our website, www.Firewall.cx which covers IP Multicast in a very unique way. I'm sure a lot of people will find it useful.

Here is a brief description on what's covered:

Multicast - Understand How IP Multicast Works

http://www.firewall.cx/networking-topics/general-networking/107-network-multicast.html

This article analyses Multicast within a LAN. Topics covered extensively include: basic Multicast theory, Ethernet multicasting, IP multicasting & mapping IP multicasting to Ethernet multicasting.

Many thanks,

[Florin Barhala]

Thank you Giuseppe! Real useful post. I believe we are about this topic.

Peter, let's not flame this thread please. It's anyone's freedom about the way it posts. For sure Joseph has its reason so I see no reason to question him about it.

[Peter Koltl]

Joseph,

please don't spam with this disclaimer. Just imagine if every one of us placed some 15 lines of header before the useful stuff. (-:

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Peter Koltl wrote:
 Joseph,
please don't spam with this disclaimer. Just imagine if every one of us placed some 15 lines of header before the useful stuff. (-:

Peter, imagine if everyone used the same 15 lines, perhaps Cisco would amend their user agreement and such a disclaimer wouldn't be necessary.  At least my 15 lines isn't anywhere nearly as long as the Cisco User Agreement for posting to this site.

I really don't want to post such a disclaimer but since I've agreed (as you have) to indemnify Cisco, the disclaimer mitigates my risk.  As I've been in court over contract "fine print", and it cost me a lot of $, I take contract wording very, very seriously.