Difference between revisions of "Ban"
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| − | Banning a [[client]] means that you are not going to upload or download files to/from him. That means that a [[client]] which has been banned will just be ignored. | + | Banning a [[client]] means that you are not going to [[upload]] or [[download]] files to/from him. That means that a [[client]] which has been banned will just be ignored. |
| − | A client can be banned because of [[leech|leeching]] or because it supposed a potential damage to the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|network]] or the [[client]], such as [[Aggressive client]]s. | + | A [[client]] can be banned because of [[leech|leeching]] or because it supposed a potential damage to the [[FAQ_eD2k-Kademlia|network]] or the [[client]], such as [[Aggressive client]]s. |
| − | It is important to notice that the basic difference between a ban and a [[leech]] is that, while a ban doesn't neither upload nor download, a [[leech]] doesn't upload, but does download. | + | It is important to notice that the basic difference between a ban and a [[leech]] is that, while a ban doesn't neither upload nor download, a [[leech]] doesn't [[upload]], but does [[download]]. |
Revision as of 17:30, 20 March 2005
Banning a client means that you are not going to upload or download files to/from him. That means that a client which has been banned will just be ignored.
A client can be banned because of leeching or because it supposed a potential damage to the network or the client, such as Aggressive clients.
It is important to notice that the basic difference between a ban and a leech is that, while a ban doesn't neither upload nor download, a leech doesn't upload, but does download.
