p2p数据包传输协议（P2P packet transmission protocol）.docVIP

p2p数据包传输协议（P2P packet transmission protocol） What is the P2P packet transmission protocol? P2P is a technology, but more of an idea, with the potential to change the underlying capabilities of the Internet as a whole. P2P is the abbreviation of peer-to-peer, and peer has the meaning of equal status, colleague and partner in english. In this way, P2P can be understood as partner to partner, or peer to peer. At present, people believe that it has great promise in enhancing peoples communication, document exchange and distributed computing on the network. To put it simply, P2P links people directly and allows people to interact directly via the internet. P2P makes communication on the network easier, more direct, shared and interactive, and really eliminates middlemen. P2P is a computer that can connect directly to other users and exchange files instead of connecting to the server to browse and download as in the past. Another important feature of P2P is to change the status of the Internet as the center of the big web, return to non centralized and return the power to the user. P2P seems new, but just as B2C and B2B are porting common things in the real world to the Internet, P2P is nothing new. In real life, we face each other in accordance with the P2P model, face-to-face or through telephone communication and communication. The problem of P2P is very complicated. There are several points about link transmission for reference 1) as the first P2P operators, can set up a few sets of P2P seed servers distributed in different network segment. For example: North Netcom set up a (Group), the South Telecom set up a group (Group), the content of the seed is the same. Many seed servers can reduce the difficulty of the optimization algorithm. (2) the priority of seed server and ordinary node: the total priority of seed server is lower than that of ordinary node. If the speed of the ordinary node is faster, the amount of data obtained from the seed server will be reduced. (3)