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P2P on Internet2

30 April 2004 15:27 by Petteri "dRD" Pyyny | 8 comments

P2P on Internet2 A new P2P boom has began to spread on the super-fast Internet2, the research network used by several universities around the world. The network can't be accessed directly by any of the regular ISPs, but is still available for most of the students who have broader Net access rights on universities with Internet2 connections.

The new form P2P seems to be growing around the mega-popular DC++ P2P software that is widely used in "traditional Internet" as well, but the difference is that all of the users are connecting to a hub that is located within the Internet2 -- a restricted zone from "outsiders", people who can access only the good old Net. Transfer speeds can, and often will, reach to levels where the HDD speed is the limiting factor, not the Net connection.

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    Dela (Staff Member) 30 April 2004 15:43 Send private message to this user   
    Ok lets just sit back and watch the RIAA response to this!
    seamonkey (AfterDawn Addict) 30 April 2004 16:53 Send private message to this user   
    whoa......
    .. .....

    i want..
    perhaps i'll have to go back and get my masters in philosophy after all.. hehe...
    fartpoop (Newbie) 30 April 2004 20:54 Send private message to this user   
    yeah its all about "free trade" i tried that dc++ i thought that people was kinda greedy, so i dont bother using it. and the RIAA can do what they do best
    spend money.
    leo8013 (Member) 30 April 2004 21:00 Send private message to this user   
    how do i get this
    RockGrlMN (Newbie) 30 April 2004 23:20 Send private message to this user   
    Hey can someone help me out what is a dat file in my shared folder on kazaa it is like download39204837565208934 you know something like that. What does it mean? Please help I am at kitkatbabemn at yahoo dot com thanks a whole lot!
    -k
    dRD (I hate titles) 1 May 2004 9:16 Send private message to this user   
    It seems someone wants to get banned..
    zombieman (Member) 1 May 2004 9:47 Send private message to this user   
    Thats a incomplete file download. No reason to get banned for that, after all, we dont know what the file is until its complete.
    Toiletman (Senior Member) 1 May 2004 20:43 Send private message to this user   
    What dRD really meant was that he should get banned because he's still using a Kazaa, a piece of shitty software that can be counted as bad as a virus. Let's hope it's Lite. ;)
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