H3C MSR810, Configuration Manual

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UDP one-to-many transparent transmission
UDP one-to-many transparent transmission is mainly applied to signal synchronization for
unidirectional broadcast communication links.
Figure 3 shows a typical network diagram for this type
of transmission.
The UDP one-to-many transparent transmission procedure takes the following steps:
1. The signal source terminal sends data.
2. The RTC server sends the data to all RTC clients.
3. The RTC clients forward the data to the signal receiver terminals and do not respond to the RTC
server.
Figure 3 Network diagram
RTC terminal access feature list
The following table lists the features supported by RTC terminal access. "All" in this table means that
the feature is supported by all RTC access types, which include the following:
•
TCP_11_Client (RTC TCP one-to-one client).
•
TCP_11_Server (RTC TCP one-to-one server).
•
TCP_N1_Server (relay server).
•
UDP_11_Client (RTC UDP one-to-one client).
•
UDP_11_Server (RTC UDP one-to-one server).
•
UDP_1N_Server (RTC UDP one-to-many server).
Feature Supported by Description
Source address binding TCP_11_Client N/A
Fast VTY service switching TCP_11_Client N/A
Connection idle timeout TCP_11_Client, TCP_11_Server, N/A
Automatic link establishment TCP_11_Client N/A
Automatic link teardown TCP_11_Client, TCP_11_Server, N/A
Terminal reset TCP_11_Client N/A
TCP parameter configuration
TTCP_11_Client, TCP_11_Server,
TCP_N1_Server
N/A
Terminal buffer parameter
configuration TTCP_11_Client, TCP_11_Server,
TCP_N1_Server
N/A
RTC terminal authentication
TCP_11_Client, TCP_11_Server,
TCP_11_Server
N/A
Broadcast
communication
RTC Client
RTC Client
RTC Server
Router A
Router B
Router C
Signal receiver
terminal
Signal receiver
terminal
Signal source
terminal