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Peer-to-Peer Internet NetworksPeer-to-Peer NetworksPure P2PHybrid P2PAdvantagesSlide 6DisadvantagesBusinessSlide 9Peer-to-Peer Internet Peer-to-Peer Internet NetworksNetworksSteve Staten, Cevdet Bulut, Steve Staten, Cevdet Bulut, Seth RaleighSeth RaleighPeer-to-Peer NetworksPeer-to-Peer NetworksCreated when two or more PCs are Created when two or more PCs are connected and share resources connected and share resources without going through a separate without going through a separate server computerserver computerExamples: File sharing, telephony, Examples: File sharing, telephony, media streaming, discussion forumsmedia streaming, discussion forumsPure P2PPure P2PNo centralized No centralized serverserverControl and data Control and data are completely are completely distributeddistributedEvery node is a Every node is a peerpeerExamples: Gnutella, Examples: Gnutella, Freenet, KaZaAFreenet, KaZaAHybrid P2PHybrid P2PCentralized server Centralized server provides dataprovides dataCommunication is Communication is directly between directly between peerspeersExample: NapsterExample: NapsterAdvantagesAdvantagesScalable – system that can adapt Scalable – system that can adapt easily to increased demandseasily to increased demandsEveryone brings their own resourcesEveryone brings their own resourcesRobustRobustNo central bottleneckNo central bottleneckNo central point of failureNo central point of failureAdvantagesAdvantagesLess server dependentLess server dependentReduce Overhead Costs Reduce Overhead Costs OpenOpenmultiple source multiple source The exact opposite of FTP (single The exact opposite of FTP (single source, single server) source, single server)DisadvantagesDisadvantagesEase of copyright violations Ease of copyright violations Viruses/SpywareViruses/SpywareBusinessBusinessOver 200 companies have invested Over 200 companies have invested over $400 million in P2P networksover $400 million in P2P networksPotential Applications:Potential Applications:Search enginesSearch


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