All things related to multicast

[Brent Sweeny <>]

i believe he meant "emergence".

On 8/15/2007 9:44 PM, Marshall Eubanks wrote:
> 
> On Aug 15, 2007, at 7:50 PM, 
> 
>  wrote:
> 
>> Alan et al,
>>
>> Based on the recent emergency of a number of commercial and academic
>> IP video software applications/technologies, it would be
> 
> Emergency ? Can you give more details ?
> 
> Regards
> Marshall
> 
>> helpful to have a pros/cons discussion on application level multicast
>> (p2p multicast) vs IP multicast in relationship to impact on Internet2
>> Network, RON networks, campus networks.
>>
>> The target outcomes of this discussion include some take home points
>> on what application level multicast (p2p multicast) is, what pros/cons
>> of application level multicast (p2p multicast) and IP multicast are,
>> and how the advanced networking community deal with these applications
>> that already exist on campus or will soon impact our networks.
>>
>> PC
>>
>> --- Original Message ---
>>> Please suggest topics for the Multicast BoF which is tentatively
>>> scheduled for lunch on Wednesday 10/10.  There are some relevant
>>> sessions preceding the BoF which should generate some discussion
>>> as
>>> well, such as:
>>>
>>> "Convergence, Collaboration, and Connectivity: Creating a new
>>> paradigm
>>> of experiential learning through technology, intermediality,
>>> and the art
>>> of theatre. / The Philadelphia Orchestra Internet2 Concert
>>> Series" on
>>> Tuesday 8:45-10:00
>>>
>>> "Medical Education of the Future using Advanced Networks and
>>> Today's
>>> Technology" on Tuesday 1:15-2:30
>>>
>>> "IP Contribution Networks for IPTV Systems /IPTV Update / The
>>> University
>>> of Sao Paulo: Experimental IPTV" on Tuesday 1:15-2:30
>>>
>>> "Multicast High Definition Production and Workflow" on Tuesday
>>> 4:30-5:30
>>>
>>> "Cultivating an Artistic University Internet Collective" on
>>> Tuesday
>>> 4:30-5:30
>>>
>>> There may be others -- please chime in.  I just gleaned the
>>> above from
>>> the posted program.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>> /a
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>