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Secure and efficient support of internet multicast transmission over satellite DVB

Ahmad et al., 2012

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14594093024552611923
Author
Ahmad K
Bakhache B
El Assad S
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2012 Symposium on Broadband Networks and Fast Internet (RELABIRA)

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IP multicast is the best communication way for group-oriented applications in the internet. The next generation of DVB-based GEO satellites, supporting real-time multicast services, is characterized by the OBS (On-Board Switching) and multiple spot beams technologies. In …
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