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January 29th, 2007
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why am i considered a leaf node
when i try see incoming searches and how do i change that or can i ?
it makes it so that i cant see all of the searches coming in, thanks for any help 
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January 29th, 2007
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If you're a leaf, you're sheilded (by ultrapeers) from unnecessary traffic & you'll only see incoming searches that relate to your files. Whereas an ultrapeer will see heaps more searches as they're using their bandwidth for handling more messages & searches.
http://www.gnutellaforums.com/showth...oming+searches People who aren't firewalled & have a fast connection will run as an ultrapeer when there's a need for ultrapeers...the network decides 
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January 29th, 2007
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thank you so very much :0)
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