Network Programming with multiple Nodes

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I am doing a project on networks where I have to send data from source to destination with many other nodes in between.

So far I can do data transfer between client and server.
How can I introduce intermediate nodes?

Also, help me in identifying IP address of neighbouring nodes to check whether it is working in network or not.

Please help me in this. I will be grateful.

Thanks & Regards

Posted 25-Mar-11 18:57pm

SharmaShruthi

Updated 26-Mar-11 2:27am

Dalek Dave

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Mar-11 1:12am

Do you develop your code for all the nodes including intermediate ones? What is their role? Do you need UDP or TCP. Which nodes are listeners and which just connects to other? What is... well do you see? A lot more information on your work is needed to say something certain...
--SA

Dalek Dave 26-Mar-11 8:27am

Edited for Grammar, Syntax and Readability.

SharmaShruthi 26-Mar-11 14:19pm

yeah code is developed for intermediate nodes[or can be said as routers] too...and their role is to just forward packets[connects to others] to intended recipient[destination node i.e listener] through shortest path and in case of failure they have to chose mean shortest path.

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Amit kumar pathak · Answer 1 · 2011-03-26T01:26:00

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If you want to broadcast the data then use UDP port for data transfer..

Posted 26-Mar-11 1:26am

Amit kumar pathak

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Dalek Dave 26-Mar-11 8:27am

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