论文信息 - ARE FILE SWAPPING NETWORKS CACHEABLE? CHARACTERIZING P2P TRAFFIC

ARE FILE SWAPPING NETWORKS CACHEABLE? CHARACTERIZING P2P TRAFFIC

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file-sharing traffic on the Internet has grown to rival that of traditional web surfing (HTTP). This paper measures and analyzes the characteristics of this relatively new type of traffic and investigates the feasibility of caching it.

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