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| + | In [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|eD2k]] context, an ID is a unique number which identifies a [[client]] to a [[server]]. And '''only''' to the server. | ||
Depending on the accessibility the client is allowed to give other clients servers give the client a: | Depending on the accessibility the client is allowed to give other clients servers give the client a: | ||
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It is always '''strongly''' recommended to have a High ID when possible. | It is always '''strongly''' recommended to have a High ID when possible. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:15, 29 June 2008
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In eD2k context, an ID is a unique number which identifies a client to a server. And only to the server.
Depending on the accessibility the client is allowed to give other clients servers give the client a:
It is always strongly recommended to have a High ID when possible.
Read this to learn more about IDs.
