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Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications

other networks: Akamai, ANts P2P, Applejuice, AsagumoWeb, Audiogalaxy, Avalanche, CAKE, Chord, The Circle, Coral, EarthStation 5, FileTopia, FotoSwap, GNUnet, Groove, iFolder, konspire2b, Madster/Aimster, MUTE, OpenExt, OpenFT, P-Grid, IRC, JXTA, Peersites, MojoNation, Mnet, Octoshape, Overnet, Scour, Skype, Solipsis, soribada, Soulseek, SPIN, Swarmcast, WASTE, Winny An earlier generation of peer-to-peer systems were called "metacomputing" or were classed as "middleware". These include: Legion, Globus, Condo ...

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Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications

Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications

Ares: Ares Galaxy, Warez P2P
BitTorrent: ABC [Yet Another BitTorrent Client], Azureus, BitComet, BitSpirit, BitTornado, BitTorrent, BitTorrent.Net, G3 Torrent, mlMac, MLdonkey, QTorrent, Shareaza, µTorrent
Direct Connect network: BCDC++, DC++, NeoModus Direct Connect
eDonkey2000: aMule, eDonkey2000, eMule, LMule, MLdonkey, mlMac, Shareaza, xMule, iMesh
FastTrack: giFT, Grokster, iMesh (and its variants stripped of adware including iMesh Light), Kazaa (and its variants stripped of adware such as Kazaa Lite), KCeasy, Mammoth, MLdonkey, mlMac, Poisoned
Freenet: Entropy (on its own network), Freenet
Gnutella: Acquisition, BearShare, BetBug, Cabos, Gnucleus, Grokster, iMesh, gtk-gnutella, Kiwi Alpha, LimeWire, FrostWire, MLdonkey, mlMac, Morpheus, Phex, Poisoned, Swapper, Shareaza, XoloX
Gnutella2: Adagio, Caribou, Gnucleus, iMesh, Kiwi Alpha, MLdonkey, mlMac, Morpheus, Shareaza, TrustyFiles
Joltid PeerEnabler: Altnet, Bullguard, Joltid, Kazaa, Kazaa Lite
Kad Network (using Kademlia protocol): aMule, eMule, MLdonkey
MANOLITO/MP2P: Blubster, Piolet, RockItNet
Napster: Napigator, OpenNap, WinMX
Peercasting type networks: PeerCast, IceShare, Freecast
LiveP2P type networks: CoolStreaming, Cybersky-TV
WPNP: WinMX

other networks: Akamai, ANts P2P, Applejuice, AsagumoWeb, Audiogalaxy, Avalanche, CAKE, Chord, The Circle, Coral, EarthStation 5, FileTopia, FotoSwap, GNUnet, Groove, iFolder, konspire2b, Madster/Aimster, MUTE, OpenExt, OpenFT, P-Grid, IRC, JXTA, Peersites, MojoNation, Mnet, Octoshape, Overnet, Scour, Skype, Solipsis, soribada, Soulseek, SPIN, Swarmcast, WASTE, Winny

An earlier generation of peer-to-peer systems were called "metacomputing" or were classed as "middleware". These include: Legion, Globus, Condor, ByteTornado

Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications

aMule (eDonkey network, Kad Network) (Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Windows and Solaris Operating Environment) (open source)
eMule (eDonkey network, Kad Network) (Windows, Linux) (open source)
GiFT (own OpenFT protocol, and with plugins - FastTrack, eDonkey and Gnutella) (open source)
Gnucleus (Gnutella, Gnutella2) (Windows) (open source)
iMesh (Fasttrack, Edonkey Network, Gnutella, Gnutella2) (Microsoft Windows) (closed source)
Kiwi Alpha (Gnutella, Gnutella2) (Windows) (closed source)
MLdonkey (BitTorrent, eDonkey, FastTrack, Gnutella, Gnutella2, Kademlia) (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X) (open source)
Morpheus (Gnutella, Gnutella2) (Windows) (closed source)
Napshare (MUTE, Key Network) (Linux, Windows) (open source)
Shareaza (BitTorrent, eDonkey, Gnutella, Gnutella2) (Windows) (open source)
WinMX (WPNP, OpenNAP) (Windows) (Software no longer available) (closed source)

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1969, 1979, 1984, 1990s, 7 April, @find, ABC [Yet Another BitTorrent Client], ANts P2P, Acquisition, Adagio, Akamai, Altnet, Ambient network, Anonymous P2P, Anonymous peer-to-peer, Applejuice, Ares, Ares Galaxy, AsagumoWeb, Audiogalaxy, Avalanche, Azureus, BCDC++, BearShare, BetBug, BitComet, BitSpirit, BitTornado, BitTorrent, BitTorrent.Net, Blubster, Bullguard, Byzantine Fault Tolerance, Byzantine Generals Problem, CAKE, Cabos, Caribou, Chord, Chord project, Client-server, Compulsory licensing, Computer cluster, CoolStreaming, CoopNet content distribution system, Coral, Creative Commons, Cybersky-TV, DC++, DNS, Direct Connect, Distributed hash table, EarthStation 5, Edonkey Network, Entropy, FTP, FastTrack, FidoNet, FileTopia, FreeBSD, Freecast, Freenet, Friend-to-friend, FrostWire, G3 Torrent, GNU General Public License, GNUnet, GiFT, Globus, Gnucleus, Gnutella, Gnutella2, Grid computing, Grokster, Groove, IRC, IceShare, Internet, JXTA, KCeasy, Kad Network, Kademlia, Kazaa, Kazaa Lite, Kiwi Alpha, LMule, Legion, LimeWire, Linux, MANOLITO, MGM v. Grokster, MLdonkey, MPAA, MUTE, Mac OS X, Madster/Aimster, Mammoth, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mnet, MojoNation, Morpheus, Napigator, Napshare, Napster, NeoModus Direct Connect, NetBSD, Octoshape, OpenBSD, OpenExt, OpenFT, OpenNAP, OpenNap, Overlay network, Overnet, P-Grid, PAST storage utility, PeerCast, Peercasting, Peersites, Pennsylvania State University, Phex, Piolet, Poisoned, QTorrent, RFC 1, RIAA, Request for Comments, SPIN, Scour, Servent, Shareaza, Simon Fraser University, Skype, Solaris Operating Environment, Solipsis, Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios, Soulseek, Swapper, Swarm intelligence, Swarmcast, The Circle, TrustyFiles, Usenet, WASTE, WPNP, Warez P2P, WinMX, Windows, Winny, XoloX, Yochai Benkler, aMule, adware, bandwidth, client-server, denial of service, e-mail, eDonkey, eDonkey network, eDonkey2000, eMule, file sharing, giFT, gtk-gnutella, iFolder, iMesh, iMesh Light, konspire2b, malware, mlMac, network, nodes, protocol, servers, single point of failure, soribada, spamming, telephony, terrorism, working group, xMule, µTorrent

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