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its in the UDP packets. because there are now TCP and UDP packets someone could build a p2p network.
by jdavid 18y ago
its in the UDP packets. because there are now TCP and UDP packets someone could build a p2p network.
- breck 18y agoahh thanks.
- wmf 18y agoNot necessarily. For example, Flash Player cannot listen for incoming TCP connections at all, and it can only open new connections to a server if the server has a cross-domain policy allowing it. If similar restrictions are in place for UDP then P2P may not be possible. However, Amicima's technology was P2P VoIP, so I would not be surprised if the P2P aspect has been retained. But P2P VoIP is still completely different from P2P file transfer.