[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Opinion: This call to urgency can be best met IMHO by using >> P2PP implemented on 600 nodes on Planet Lab since it meets the >> criteria of running code, open available free code and large >> footprint deployment. > > I fully agree. Besides Nokia's implementation shows that P2PP can also > work on mobile devices. Some of you who visited Nokia's P2PSIP demo > stand in Las Vegas could see a demo of the P2PP implementation on Nokia > phones. At the stand we were showing how a mobile phone that implements > P2PP can join the Columbia Univ.'s 600 nodes overlay on Planet Lab and > allow users to use basic SIP services. The demo was done in colaboration > with Columbia Univ.
Marcin, could you provide some more details about your mobile nodes joining a 600-peers overlay on PlanetLab? As far as I know, PlanetLab is a federated testbed made of very stable public servers; how did you manage to make mobile devices part of it? Or were the mobile nodes participating only as clients, through a XML-RPC-like interface? -- Ciao, Enrico
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