2. Interdomain multicast routing
Inter-domain multicast routing presents a number of additional difficulties and challenges compared with intra-domain multicast routing. The aim is no longer to deploy IP multicast services within a service provider's network, but rather to enable broadcast services to be shared and distributed between multiple domains and service providers.
To achieve this, the candidate inter-domain multicast routing protocol must meet a number of requirements, including :
the candidate protocol must allow and handle differences in topology and/or routing policy for unicast and multicast services;
the candidate protocol must enable network operators to preserve their autonomy of control over their own RP: a service provider doesn't want to be dependent on third-party networks under any circumstances....
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