A Novel Peer Selection Algorithm to Reduce BitTorrent-like P2P Traffic between Networks

Rong, Ou-Yang; Hui, Cao

doi:10.1109/itcs.2009.283

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“…So, some algorithms or mechanisms have been proposed for optimizing peer selection in P2P networks. In [4], Bittorrent clients try to find the total content copies stored by all intradomain peers. If the intra-domain peers have 100% of the requested data, the clients will stop trying to connect the peers in outside domains.…”

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Peer selection for Load Balancing in 3G cellular networks

Zhang

Zhou

Bai

et al. 2010

The 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Engineering

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Due to the architecture and characteristics of 3G cellular networks, peer selection algorithms with the idea of traffic localization are not suitable for mobile P2P systems in 3G cellular networks, and load balance on the cells should be taken into account. In this paper, we propose a peer selection algorithm named CFLB for mobile P2P systems in 3G cellular networks. The CFLB algorithm always chooses a peer with the highest available uplink bandwidth from a cell with the lowest traffic load until the number of peers is reached. Simulation results indicate that the CFLB algorithm can achieve excellent load balance on the cells in 3G cellular networks while ensuring favorable peer performance.

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confidence: 99%