What is mrouted FOR LINUX?

mrouted

mrouted is a super handy tool that acts as a DVMRP multicast routing daemon. What does that mean? Simply put, it helps your UNIX workstation become a multicast router using the DVMRP protocol.

What is DVMRP?

DVMRP stands for Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol. It’s designed to manage data traffic for multiple users over a network. This way, information can be sent to many destinations at once without bogging down the system.

How Does mrouted Work?

When you set up mrouted, it enables your workstation to route multicast messages between different networks. One cool feature is its tunnel support! This means it can send data across routers that don’t natively support multicast.

Why Use mrouted?

If you’re dealing with a lot of data being sent to multiple users, mrouted can really help streamline that process. Instead of sending multiple copies of the same data, it sends one copy and shares it with everyone who needs it.

Getting Started with mrouted

If you're ready to jump in and try out mrouted, you’ll find everything you need on Softpas.com. It's a great resource for software and will guide you through the setup process!

A Quick Recap

mrouted transforms your UNIX system into an efficient multicast router. With its ability to navigate non-multicast-aware routers using tunnels, it's perfect for those who need reliable communication across their networks.

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!