Peer-to-Peer Networking (Windows CE 5.0)

Windows CE 5.0

Peer-to-Peer Networking is a set of networking APIs that enable you to create decentralized networking applications that harness the collective power of networked computers. Peer-to-peer networking provides a solid networking infrastructure that allows you to concentrate on application creation, rather than infrastructure development.

In This Section

Peer-to-Peer OS Design Development: Provides information about the modules and components that implement peer-to-peer networking functionalities and the Sysgen variables that enable these functionalities.
Peer-to-Peer Application Development: Provides information about how to create Windows CE-based peer-to-peer applications by using the Peer Networking APIs.
Peer-to-Peer Registry Settings: Provides information about the registry settings that enable and configure peer-to-peer functionalities in your OS design.
Peer-to-Peer Security: Provides information about security in peer-to-peer applications.
Peer-to-Peer Samples: Provides information about the samples that illustrates the use of peer-to-peer functionalities.
Peer-to-Peer Reference: Provides reference information about the peer-to peer networking programming elements that are available for use in Windows CE-based applications.

Related Sections

Internet Protocol Version 6: Provides an overview of IPv6 that includes information about IPv6 dependencies, characteristics, and implementation considerations. This section also provides information about the applications and services that support IPv6.
Servers: Provides a list of the servers and services that are supported in Windows CE.

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