Totally ordering broadcast (TO) protocol on the Ethernet
- 13 January 2003
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Abstract
The design of reliable broadcast communication systems is presented. These systems provide, on an unreliable broadcast service such as the Ethernet, a totally ordering broadcast service where every entity receives all messages in the same order. In order to provide such a reliable broadcast communication among multiple entities on the unreliable broadcast service, a data transmission procedure is proposed whose execution is controlled by all entities in a distributed scheme. Also, the correctness of the protocol is shown. The protocols can be useful in designing and implementing distributed systems such as distributed database systems and distributed operating systems.<>Keywords
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