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Jun 16, 2025 - 07:11 AM
Multicast paging is a communication method used in networks to efficiently deliver a single stream of data to multiple recipients simultaneously. Instead of sending individual copies of the data to each recipient, multicast uses a special group address that allows multiple devices to listen and receive the stream, reducing bandwidth usage and improving efficiency. This is commonly used in environments like IP telephony systems, where a single audio stream needs to be broadcast to multiple phones for features like group paging.
