This is a tutorial to know a little P2P (Peer to Peer)
I do not understand! What is P2P (Peer to Peer)?
P2P is an acronym for a type of connection that develops between two computers directly. In general, using almost any service to send information to another (for example, MSN Messenger), in fact you do is connect to the server and say "I want to talk to foo", then the server makes you a translator (everything you write goes through the server and then re pepe-submitted).
P2P On the contrary, you directly, so you're only limited by the speed of your machine and the other, without intermediaries (and more private)
Well, yes, all very nice but .. And the songs?
For starters, you have to understand that there are different kinds of ways to share (and get) files, songs, movies and books.
Each system has its pros and cons, we will analyze each of them, so you'll be able to decide which one to use on each occasion. EMule
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This program is characterized as open source so anyone can modify and create their own version, is quite stable despite the continued absence of 1.0, revolutionized the world of P2P when it came out, almost completely replacing the obsolete network Kazaa. Bittorrent
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This program is fairly new, but it took by assault on P2P networks for quality, stability and speed.
How the
eMule eMule is a peculiarity in the way of sharing files, on one hand the idea is to give priority to those who share, that is, the more you give, the more you give to you. Therefore a person who leaves open all day eMule file sharing you have that down, will see their downloads work faster than those who never shares anything and only use eMule to download things. For that eMule uses a credit system, so if you change your machine and reinstall everything, losing the credits (you are warned).
a clarification, the points that you got to share, only given to each client, or by more than a bobby you have given three gigabytes of information, Somebody's niece does not mind going to have to start again .
The manner of functioning of eMule is connected to a server, which provides you with people connected to the one with the file you want, when you search you will bring back what people have connected to that server. There is also a way to search all servers that have, and so find more sources.
How the bittorrent
Unlike eMule, bittorrent does not use a credit system, nor is there any way to find the files you have another person connected, but like him, also depends on a server so that you indicate to whom to connect.
The servers that you connect to get sources are called trackers, some private trackers have a own credit system you can limit downloads, tene in mind when something low because if you download a private tracker you can even lose the entire file.
On the other hand, your download speed depends on your upload speed, so if you share a 1Kbps, you will receive a maximum 8Kbps. Differences
One of the biggest differences between emule and bittorrent is exactly that, while in a directory you can find what files are available on bittorrent depends on having the "seed" or original file that tells you which server connect to find the file.
And what is better?
There is a system that is better than another for all cases, usually the advantage over other eMule is its integrated search allows you to find that certain someone who has what you're looking for, but often you can spend do not download it fast enough and have to search again. Instead on bittorrent, but has less variety, in most cases you will have a higher rate of entry, is made to be as similar as possible to a direct download (as if the come down directly from the browser).
do I do?
Next time we will see the two best-known programs download, uTorrent and eMule.
Links:
eMule Official Site Official Site
uTorrent
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