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Subject: Re: [Cerowrt-devel] Network behavior of Moca bridges
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Obviously my ascii art skills are in decline in an age when I don't know
when I have 72 chars to deal with. Trying the more complex topology
again:

 source 1                                   source 2
       |                                              |
  moca bridge  1                        moca bridge 2
                      \                        /
                       \                      /
                      shared moca cable
                                   |
                      moca device or bridges


Or your more classic:

 source 1                                   source 2
       |                                              |
  moca bridge  1                        moca bridge 2
                      \                        /
                       \                      /
                      shared moca cable
                       /                       \
                      /                         \
  moca bridge  3                        moca bridge 4
       |                                           |
     sink 5                                  sink 6

In my world the distinction between source and sink
is kind of vague as all traffic is bidirectional, whether that
be as basic as an ack, or a file being streamed elsewhere.

I am under the impression however that moca can receive
multicast video streams, which have no equivalent.

--=20
Dave T=C3=A4ht