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- Peers try to intelligently route requests Peers ask neighbours like Gnutella BUT
- peers DO NOT FORWARD requests to all peers. Peers find the closest key to the one supplied in their local routing tables and pass the request only to this peer.
- At each hop keys are compared and request is passed to the closest matching peer.
Difference
- Freenet peers do not store locations of files. Instead they contain file keys that indicate the direction in key space where file is likely to be.
- Three types of keys
- KSK - Keyword-Signed keys
- The simplest of Freenet keys Derived directly from a descriptive string that the user chooses for the file
- SSK - Signed-Subspace Keys
- Used to create a subspace To define ownership or To make pointers to a file or a collection of files
- CHK - Content-Hash Keys
- Used for low-level data storage Obtained by hashing the content of the data to be stored
- KSK - Keyword-Signed keys
- Three types of keys
- Freenet peers do not store locations of files. Instead they contain file keys that indicate the direction in key space where file is likely to be.
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- Mind Map on Freenet, created by d.dimov.10 on 15/01/2014.
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