What setting is used to send and receive air tracks on FAAD?

What setting is used to send and receive air tracks on FAAD?

• A. One-way (JDN-Unicast)
• B. Two-way (JDN-Multicast)
• C. Two-way (Unicast)
• D. Multicast only

Answer: (B)

Air track data needs to be shared quickly with many FAAD nodes while still allowing feedback and updates from those nodes. Using a two-way setup ensures you can both send tracks to multiple receivers and receive responses or corrections back, keeping everyone in sync. Multicast makes the distribution efficient by delivering the same track data to many recipients at once, rather than addressing each one individually. So, combining bidirectional communication with multicast distribution (two-way over JDN multicast) is the setting that best fits sending and receiving air tracks.

Air track data needs to be shared quickly with many FAAD nodes while still allowing feedback and updates from those nodes. Using a two-way setup ensures you can both send tracks to multiple receivers and receive responses or corrections back, keeping everyone in sync. Multicast makes the distribution efficient by delivering the same track data to many recipients at once, rather than addressing each one individually. So, combining bidirectional communication with multicast distribution (two-way over JDN multicast) is the setting that best fits sending and receiving air tracks.