BitTorrent (BT) file sharing is the most popular peer-to-peer (P2P) application and it
accounts for a large proportion of the bandwidth utilized worldwide. However, BT ignores the …

Among the plethora of Peer-to-peer file sharing mechanisms, BitTorrent (BT) is considered
as the most popular due to its structured architecture. Internet service provider (ISP) may …

The P2P lives streaming nowadays becomes more popular and begins to take a larger
share of bandwidth together with the Internet video calling. Furthermore, a large scale peer …

File sharing is one of the most common uses in Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks and structured
P2P systems, such as BitTorrent (BT), which may overcome the limitations of features such …

Nowadays, distributions of large volumes of data over enterprise TCP/IP networks bring
problems such as high network and server utilizations, long periods for completion, and …

Locality-aware BitTorrent (BT) systems reduce the inter-ISP traffic by providing peers with
physically close neighbors. However, they still rely on randomized optimistic unchoking …

This paper presents the measurement study of locality-aware P2P solutions over real-world
Internet autonomous systems (AS) topology. By using the accesses of nodes of PlanetLab …

Applications based on peer-to-peer systems are oblivious to the underlying Internet
topology. Chaotic connections between peers generate a large amount of traffic crossing …

With the increasing number of fibre access users, P2P file sharing download traffic has
gradually become one of the enormous bandwidth consumptions for the access network …

In recent years, BitTorrent traffic accounts for a substantial percentage of Internet traffic in the
world. However, the current BitTorrent protocols disregards traffic cost at the underlying …