Modeling broadcast, multicast, point to point, and handshake...

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2006-12-15

2010-11-16

Shah, Chirag G (Department: 2477)

Multiplex communications

Pathfinding or routing

Switching a message which includes an address header

C370S432000, C370S445000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07835354

ABSTRACT:
Module identifying bits corresponding to the modules of a communication network are used to indicate whether a communication is a broadcast communication to all modules in the communication network, a multicast communication to more than one but not all modules in the communication network, or a point-to-point communication to a specific module in the communication network. In addition, a handshake session is also indicated.

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