April 9th, 2002
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| Gnutella Veteran | | Join Date: April 6th, 2002
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Quote: Originally posted by anti-bearshare
Here I'll say you want I'm talking about about searching when I'm connected to an Ultrapeer. It says a Host count of 5, ok. I searched for 'christmas' in the 'audio' category and looked at the Input of my connection and it maxed out at 37KB/s. I received 1350 unique results and I have a screenshot here.
http://24.37.161.8/12-10-01-10.23pm.jpg
Wheres its today's date at 10:23 PM my time.
I have another one where I was connected to ~27 trillion files, 6222 hosts, and ~64TB of data.
http://24.37.161.8/11-13-01-1.43am.jpg
Nov 13, 2001 at 1:43 AM. | I don't understand all this stuff. I am not clear the difference between a peer and an ultra peer. My connection seems to hover around 200 hosts most of the time, sometimes it's as low as 40. My peak is 1500 but that only happened once. How do you get connected to so many?
If you are not an ultra peer are you limited to 3 connections in your connections tab? I set the number of connections to maintain to 6, 10 whatever but it's always just three. Today suddenly I see 6 I don't know why. It's not that I became an ultra peer I know because I tried turning on the monitor and it still says i'm a leaf node shielded by an ultra peer?
Also what's the difference between protocol .6 and ultrapeer? Which is newer? I do see taht with the .6 I can see the number of hosts in the hosts column but with ultrapeer it's always "?" |
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