Ares Galaxy is an open source peer to peer file sharing application
that uses its own decentralized super node/leaf network. It was spun off from
the gnutella network in 2002. And it is currently hosted on SourceForge.net.
Ares Galaxy has a simple, quick access interface with a built in audio/video
viewer. The latest versions also support the BitTorrent protocol and Shoutcast
radio stations. You can get more information in this link http://twoplustwo.org/misc/tech.html.Ares development began in the middle of 2002 and
was originally operating on the gnutella network. Six month later, it switched to
its own network with a leaves-and-super nodes architecture. Its protocol is
more difficult to identify than that or other popular P2P programs. As a result
Ares is sometimes the only P2P client that works on restricted network such as
some universities campuses. However it is possible block and many organizations
are now doing so. From version 1.9.0, data sharing was enabled between two
peers behind a firewall. This may be due to mediating peers. The Ares network
was, at one time, largely free from fake and corrupt files, unlike others like
fast track. However this has changed as its popularity as a file sharing
network increased. Since late 2006 several anti-piracy groups, including Media
Detender and BayTSP, working for the RIAA, have started hosting fakemp3 files
on Ares that never start downloading
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