Unicast: Difference between revisions

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Unicast is peer-to-peer. One sender and one receiver. With all the sniffing going on in the Internet this is becoming a rare method of communication.

Compare Unicast with broadcast, multicast and anycast.

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	Unicast is peer-to-peer. One sender and one receiver. With all the [[sniffing]] going on in the Internet this is becoming a rare method of communication.		Unicast is peer-to-peer. One sender and one receiver. With all the [[sniffing]] going on in the Internet this is becoming a rare method of communication.

			Compare Unicast with [[broadcast]], [[multicast]] and [[anycast]].