[p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP Overlay Architecture
kns10 at cs.columbia.edu (Kundan Singh) Tue, 28 February 2006 21:41 UTC
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Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:41:28 -0500
Subject: [p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP Overlay Architecture
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> The plain text version of the draft is available at > http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-matthews-p2psip-nats-and- > overlays-00.txt I liked the analysis in the draft and agree with the conclusions. sec 4.4.3: I think Kademlia does symmetric that can fit the description there. sec 4.4.2: I think the number 160 is misleading, since usually N << 2^160, and nodes will maintain only approx O(logN) connections. For example, only 32 connections per peer for four billion peers (2^32). sec 4.3: just to understand: is static connection == pointers in DHT routing table? and dynamic == call setup? Otherwise, what does static mean? Regards.
- [p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP … Philip Matthews
- [p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP … David A. Bryan
- [p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP … Kundan Singh
- [p2p-sip] New I-D: The effect of NATs on P2P SIP … Philip Matthews