What is the exact difference in between Unicast and
Multicast object ?
Answer Posted / madhu
The difference between unicast and multicast is that in
unicast approach the sender sends the data stream to a
single receiver at a time. Thus there is one to one
communication.
In a multicast the sender and the interested receivers
communicate. This is one to many communication. This
communication can take place between data terminals spread
across various LANs too.
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