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What is a multicast group

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asked Jun 2 in Computer Networks by (user.guest)

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In networking IP multicasting can be defined as a method of sending IP datagram to a number or group of interested receivers in a single transmission, through the aid of specially reserved multicast address books in IPV4 and IPV6.

Example of multicast would be sending of an email to a mailing list.

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