Windows Peer-to-Peer NetworkingMicrosoft Windows Peer-to-Peer Networking provides peer-to-peer protocols, an application platform, and user experiences that ship in Windows. Some of the experiences provided with Windows Vista on this platform are: - Windows Meeting Space to share files, programs or your desktop, anytime, anywhere.
- Windows Internet Computer Names to find and connect to your computer without the cost or complexity of buying a Domain Name System (DNS) domain name or using DNS dynamic update.
This site is a place for developers to gather, learn, and share information. Use this page for links to whitepapers, presentations, documentation, and code samples. Use the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Networking MSDN forum or P2P team blog to learn about tips and tricks, upcoming features, beta opportunities, and events where you can meet members of the P2P product team. Whitepapers
Presentations
Samples and Documentation- P2P Native APIs
Conceptual and reference documentation for the Win32 APIs in Windows Vista and Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). - Peer Channel
Conceptual and reference documentation for P2P support in the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) for multiparty messaging. - Peer Channel Samples
Demonstrates how to use Peer Channel. - Platform SDK
Samples that demonstrate the use of the P2P Native APIs. The samples are in NetDS\PeerToPeer folder. - Windows XP Update for PNRP 2.0
An update that allows computers running Windows XP with SP2 to communicate with computers running Windows Vista.
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