One to many; Source is unicast address, but the destination is a group address (Class D)
When a router receives a packet, it may forward it through several of its ports
Router may discard the packet if it is not in the multicast path.
Flooding: A router forwards a packet out of all its port except the one from which the packet came. Flooding provides broadcasting, but it also creates loops. A router will receive the same packet over and over from different ports. Several copies of the same packet are circulated, creating traffic jams.