Difference between revisions of "Darknets"
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==Tor== | ==Tor== | ||
* I've only connected to the public network | * I've only connected to the public network | ||
* (-) Requires a Directory Server (or 3) to store info about possible nodes for connection | * (-) Requires a Directory Server (or 3) to store info about possible nodes for connection | ||
* (+) Client-Server to find nodes, then Peer-2-Peer to connect to nodes | * (+) Client-Server to find nodes, then Peer-2-Peer to connect to nodes | ||
− | * Allows local as well as offsite access | + | * (+) Allows local as well as offsite access |
− | * Provides bandwidth throttling | + | * (+) Provides bandwidth throttling |
− | * Provides application level port/ip access control | + | * (+) Provides application level port/ip access control |
+ | * Uses a socks5a proxy to get to the rest of the network | ||
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==OpenVPN== | ==OpenVPN== | ||
* I've setup and maintain 2 different servers, (home and work) | * I've setup and maintain 2 different servers, (home and work) | ||
* (-) Client-Server Model | * (-) Client-Server Model | ||
− | * Uses a | + | * (+) Uses a tun (layer 3) or tap (layer 2) interface, easy to firewall, throttle, etc |
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+ | ==n2n== | ||
+ | * [http://ntop.org/n2n homepage] | ||
+ | * (-) Requires a supernode tracker, but this tracker doesn't have to know the key to the network, just the community string | ||
+ | * (+) Once the clients find other clients, they use a Client-Client Model | ||
+ | * (+) Uses a tap (layer 2) interface, easy to firewall, throttle, etc | ||
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+ | ==vbe2== | ||
+ | * [http://vde.sourceforge.net homepage] | ||
+ | * (+) Client-Client Model | ||
+ | * (-) Each route must be setup manually | ||
+ | * (+) Provides for virtual switches, routers, wires, plugs. A very odd tool indeed. | ||
+ | * (+) Uses a vde (layer 2) interface | ||
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+ | =Storage= | ||
==FreeNET== | ==FreeNET== | ||
* I have built a network with this. | * I have built a network with this. | ||
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* (-) No search feature, you have to acquire hashes | * (-) No search feature, you have to acquire hashes | ||
* Internal message board feature | * Internal message board feature | ||
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==GNUNet== | ==GNUNet== | ||
* I've connected to the main network | * I've connected to the main network | ||
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==WASTE== | ==WASTE== | ||
* I've yet to get working in linux | * I've yet to get working in linux | ||
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+ | ==Alliance== | ||
+ | * [http://www.alliancep2p.com/ Alliance] | ||
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[[Category:Research]] | [[Category:Research]] |
Latest revision as of 04:57, 15 August 2009
Contents
[hide]Status
- Research
Transport
Tor
- I've only connected to the public network
- (-) Requires a Directory Server (or 3) to store info about possible nodes for connection
- (+) Client-Server to find nodes, then Peer-2-Peer to connect to nodes
- (+) Allows local as well as offsite access
- (+) Provides bandwidth throttling
- (+) Provides application level port/ip access control
- Uses a socks5a proxy to get to the rest of the network
OpenVPN
- I've setup and maintain 2 different servers, (home and work)
- (-) Client-Server Model
- (+) Uses a tun (layer 3) or tap (layer 2) interface, easy to firewall, throttle, etc
n2n
- homepage
- (-) Requires a supernode tracker, but this tracker doesn't have to know the key to the network, just the community string
- (+) Once the clients find other clients, they use a Client-Client Model
- (+) Uses a tap (layer 2) interface, easy to firewall, throttle, etc
vbe2
- homepage
- (+) Client-Client Model
- (-) Each route must be setup manually
- (+) Provides for virtual switches, routers, wires, plugs. A very odd tool indeed.
- (+) Uses a vde (layer 2) interface
Storage
FreeNET
- I have built a network with this.
- (+) Completely decentralized
- (-) No search feature, you have to acquire hashes
- Internal message board feature
GNUNet
- I've connected to the main network
WASTE
- I've yet to get working in linux