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________ serve as multicast forwarding agents and are meant to isolate the mobility of the mobile host from the main multicast delivery tree.

________ serve as multicast forwarding agents and are meant to isolate the mobility of the mobile host from the main multicast delivery tree. Correct Answer DFA

DFAs serve as multicast forwarding agents and are meant to isolate the mobility of the mobile host from the main multicast delivery tree. This hierarchical mobility management approach tries to isolate the mobility of the FAs from the main multicast delivery tree.

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