Hi,
I'm trying to understand a little bit better how gnutellav0.6 was supposed to work. Whith this I'm refering to the two layers in the network (superpeers and leafs)
I'm not sure what really happens when a new node arrives/leaves.
1.- I know that a leaf node has up to 3 "parents" that are in the top layer... but how this "parents" are selected? is the leaf node responsible to select them from the servents lists?
2.- When a big amount of leaf nodes leaves the network... how do the nodes at the top layer get new leaf nodes?
3.- When a superpeer (at the top layer) leaves the network... what happens whith it's information (neightbors and childs)?
I read the RFC but there's only talking about the protocol itself and I just need a "human" explanation on how it works
If someone could help me please...
Thanks!!
I'm trying to understand a little bit better how gnutellav0.6 was supposed to work. Whith this I'm refering to the two layers in the network (superpeers and leafs)
I'm not sure what really happens when a new node arrives/leaves.
1.- I know that a leaf node has up to 3 "parents" that are in the top layer... but how this "parents" are selected? is the leaf node responsible to select them from the servents lists?
2.- When a big amount of leaf nodes leaves the network... how do the nodes at the top layer get new leaf nodes?
3.- When a superpeer (at the top layer) leaves the network... what happens whith it's information (neightbors and childs)?
I read the RFC but there's only talking about the protocol itself and I just need a "human" explanation on how it works
If someone could help me please...
Thanks!!