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ARTICLES RELATED TO Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks | | | |  Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networksThree major types of P2P network are:
Pure P2P:
Peers act as clients and server
There is no central server managing the network
There is no central router
Hybrid P2P:
Has a central server that keeps information on peers and responds to requests for that information.
Peers are responsible for hosting the information (as the central server does not store files), for letting the central server know what files they want to share, and for downloading its shareable resources ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy Under US law, "the Betamax decision" case holds that copying "technologies" are not inherently illegal, if substantial non-infringing use can be made of them. This decision, predating the widespread use of the Internet applies to most data networks, including peer-to-peer networks, since distribution of correctly licensed files can be performed. These non-infringing uses include sending open source software, public domain files and out of copyright works. Other jurisdictions te ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network Recently, developers at Pennsylvania State University, in conjunction with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Open Knowledge Initiative, researchers at Simon Fraser University, and the Internet P2P working group, have been working on an academic application for the peer-to-peer network. This project referred to as LionShare is based on a second generation network, more specifically the Gnutella model. The main purpose of this network is to share academic material between users at many different academic institutions. The LionShare network ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: 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 ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications 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) (Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Windows and Solaris Operating Environment) (open source)
eMule (Edonkey Network, Kad Network) (Microsoft Windows, Linux) (open source)
GiFT (own OpenFT protocol, and with plugins - FastTrack, eDonkey and Gnutella) (ope ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective Technically, a completely pure peer-to-peer application must implement only peering protocols that do not recognize the concepts of "server" and "client". Such pure peer applications and networks are rare. Most networks and applications described as peer-to-peer actually contain or rely on some non-peer elements, such as DNS. Also, real world applications often use multiple protocols and act as client, server, and peer simultaneously, or over time. Completely decentralized networks of peers have been in use for m ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks An important goal in peer-to-peer networks is that all clients provide resources, including bandwidth, storage space, and computing power. Thus, as nodes arrive and demand on the system increases, the total capacity of the system also increases. This is not true of a client-server architecture with a fixed set of servers, in which adding more clients could mean slower data transfer for all users.
The distributed nature of peer-to-peer networks also increases robustness in case of failures by replicating data over multiple peers, and - ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks |
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| | | | Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network Recently, developers at Pennsylvania State University, in conjunction with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Open Knowledge Initiative, researchers at Simon Fraser University, and the Internet P2P Working Group, have been working on an academic application for the peer-to-peer network. This project referred to as LionShare is based on a second generation network, more specifically the Gnutella model. The main purpose of this network is to share academic material between users at many different academic institutions. The LionShare network ...
See also:Peer-to-peer, Peer-to-peer - Operation of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Advantages of peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network, Peer-to-peer - Legal controversy, Peer-to-peer - Computer science perspective, Peer-to-peer - Attacks on peer-to-peer networks, Peer-to-peer - Networks protocols and applications, Peer-to-peer - Multi-network applications Read more here: » Peer-to-peer: Encyclopedia II - Peer-to-peer - Academic peer-to-peer network |
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