Multicast
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What is Multicast?
Multicast is a network communication method for delivering data to a group of interested recipients simultaneously using a single transmission from the source. It is commonly used for video streaming, online gaming, and distributing financial data, as it efficiently utilizes network bandwidth by avoiding redundant transmissions to each individual recipient.
What other technologies are related to Multicast?
Multicast Competitor Technologies
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Multicast Complementary Technologies
OSPF
OSPF can be used as a routing protocol to support multicast group management and forwarding.
QoS
QoS mechanisms are crucial for ensuring reliable and efficient multicast delivery, especially for real-time applications.
BGP
MP-BGP (Multiprotocol BGP) can be used for multicast routing between different autonomous systems.
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Which job functions commonly mention Multicast?
Network Engineer
2.1% of all Network Engineer jobs mention Multicast
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Network Operations Engineer
1.3% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention Multicast
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Network Administrator
0.8% of all Network Administrator jobs mention Multicast
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Engineer
0.1% of all Engineer jobs mention Multicast
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Engineering & R&D
0.1% of all Engineering & R&D jobs mention Multicast
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Which organizations are mentioning Multicast?
Cisco Systems
Scientific and Technical Services
Juniper Networks
Scientific and Technical Services
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