Difference between revisions of "pCDN:Port"
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* UDP port 12345: for peer-to-server communication. | * UDP port 12345: for peer-to-server communication. | ||
* TCP port 1515: for server monitoring messages. | * TCP port 1515: for server monitoring messages. | ||
| − | * TCP port 1516 + <math>i</math>: for server-to-server communication, where <math>i</math> is the server index (<math>0 | + | * TCP port 1516 + <math>i</math>: for server-to-server communication, where <math>i</math> is the server index (<math>i = 0, 1, 2, ..., I-1</math>, <math> I </math> is the total number of replicated servers. |
* TCP port 8888 and 8898: for peer-to-peer communication. | * TCP port 8888 and 8898: for peer-to-peer communication. | ||
* TCP port 54321 and 54331: for streaming from peer to media player (on the same workstation). | * TCP port 54321 and 54331: for streaming from peer to media player (on the same workstation). | ||
* UDP port 61874: for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server ping packets. This is to measure route hop counts and round-trip delay. | * UDP port 61874: for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server ping packets. This is to measure route hop counts and round-trip delay. | ||
* UDP port 30000-65534: random ports for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server traceroute packets. This is to identify the packet routes among these machines. Both ping and traceroute packets are useful in optimizing the performance of pCDN networks. | * UDP port 30000-65534: random ports for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server traceroute packets. This is to identify the packet routes among these machines. Both ping and traceroute packets are useful in optimizing the performance of pCDN networks. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 4 March 2008
- UDP port 12345: for peer-to-server communication.
- TCP port 1515: for server monitoring messages.
- TCP port 1516 + <math>i</math>: for server-to-server communication, where <math>i</math> is the server index (<math>i = 0, 1, 2, ..., I-1</math>, <math> I </math> is the total number of replicated servers.
- TCP port 8888 and 8898: for peer-to-peer communication.
- TCP port 54321 and 54331: for streaming from peer to media player (on the same workstation).
- UDP port 61874: for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server ping packets. This is to measure route hop counts and round-trip delay.
- UDP port 30000-65534: random ports for peer-to-peer and peer-to-server traceroute packets. This is to identify the packet routes among these machines. Both ping and traceroute packets are useful in optimizing the performance of pCDN networks.
