Concepts of unicast, multicast, broadcast, and anycast

Concepts of unicast, multicast, broadcast, and anycast

UnicastIt refers to the unicast method in which the destination address is a single objective in the computing machine's website. It is the most widely used network today. Generally, most of the network recommendations or services used use unicast Protocol, for example, all TCP-based protocol.

[Unicast features]

Each time only two instances communicate with each other, the sender and acceptor are uniquely identified.

[Unicast address]

In an IPv4 network, 0.0.0.0 to 223.20.255 are deployed on the unicast address.

 

In addition to the unicast multicast mode, broadcast and multicast are also available ). Their differences with unicast systems are:
The destination address of the multicast is the overall goal of the website, and the destination address of the multicast is a set of goals. All members added to the group are the destination of the packets.