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    Scalable Feedback Aggregating (SFA)Overlay for Large-scale P2P Trust

    ManagementAbstract:-

    Distributed peer-to-peer systems rely on voluntaryparticipation of peers to effectively manage a storagepool. In such systems, data is generally replicated forperformance and availability. If the storage associated

    with replication is not monitored and provisioned, theunderlying benefits may not be realized. Resourceconstraints, performance scalability, and availabilitypresent diverse considerations novel overlay formationAvailability and performance scalability, in terms ofresponse time, are improved by aggressive replication,whereas resource constraints limit total storage in thenetwork. Identification and eradication of redundant data

    pose fundamental problems for such systems. In thispaper, we present a novel and efficient solution thataddresses availability and scalability with respect tomanagement of redundant data. We proposed a scalablefeedback aggregating (SFA) overlay for large-scale P2Pevaluation. Specifically, we address the problem ofduplicate elimination in the context of systems connectedover an unstructured peer-to-peer network in which there

    is no a priori binding between an object and its location.Through theoretical and experimental analysis, the SFA-based trust model shows remarkable enhancement inscalability for large-scale P2P computing, as well as hasgreater adaptability and accuracy in handling variousdynamic behaviors of peers.

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    Existing System

    In purely networks such as blind search through flooding mechanisms

    is usually explored for resource discovery.

    To find a file, a peer sends out a query to its neighbors

    on the overlay, until the query has traveled a certain

    radius. Despite its simplicity and robustness, flooding

    techniques, in general, do not scale.

    In large networks, the probability of a successful search

    may decrease dramatically without significantlyenlarging the flooding radius.

    Deficiency of an Existing System:

    Blind Search.

    Future reference is not present in routing table.

    Delay due to absence of Routing Updating

    table.

    Randomized Algorithm (random Search).

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    Proposed System

    In order to improve search performance, guided search. The key

    problem is what information is actually eligible to guide the search.

    The basic assumption is that if a peer p0 has a particular

    file required by another peer p, Theoretical performance

    results conclude that in a constant probability to berequested by p in the future.

    According to previous queries, shortcuts from peer p to

    several peers p0 are established in order to expedite

    subsequent search processes.

    We can able to maintain the massive amount of

    unnecessary storage and computation.

    Proposed System Features:

    Guided Search using probabilistic searching method.

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    Randomized File Searching Methods.

    Routing updating table.

    Fast Search Technique based on credibilistic ATMS.

    We define the truth value using Fuzzy.

    Software Requirements

    Platform : JDK 1.5

    Program Language : JAVA, RMI

    Operating System : Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 or

    Windows 2000or XP

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    Hardware Requirements

    Processor : Pentium IV Processor

    RAM : 512 MB

    Hard Drive : 40 GB

    Monitor : 14 VGA COLOR MONITOR

    Keyboard : 104 Keys

    Mouse : Logitech Serial Mouse

    Disk Space : 1 GB

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