Davide "dada" Carboni wrote:
On 7/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
heay all
Basic question:could someone please tell a little how peer software in
p2p networks find each other? Is there any stardard way for connecting
nodes?
Thank's


I would say that there is not such a standard for P2P.
Yup. The options I ve come across are:
(1) Bootstrapping nodes:
- Skype has a cache of recently learned Supernodes (which are mostly likely to be up always), else falls back to a list of hardcoded IP addresses of presumably Skype's bootstrapping servers. (2) Crawling for a peer using an expanding ring (incremental TTL) IP Multicast discovery

I read a position paper abt using the above techniques for one universal ring of all peers (thereby increasing the efficiency of techniques 1 & 2). "One Ring to Rule them All: Service Discovery and Binding in Structured PeertoPeer Overlay Networks" - Castro et al.


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