On Mar 26, 2009, at 10:53 PM, Salman Abdul Baset wrote:
Your alternate solution is an assumption that the overlay will
contain
enough TCP open-access nodes that are able to identify themselves as
open-access nodes and willing to bear the burden of their role on
behalf of all the other peers. What I've seen is that UDP actually
works, and TCP doesn't.
Skype works. It has enough nodes that can provide relay services.
The Skype operators apparently pay to put their supernodes into places
from which they can provide relay services. This isn't inexpensive.
You have funding to support RELOAD supernodes?
--
Dean
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