List of Overlay Network Protocols
Overlay network protocols based on TCP/IP include:
- Distributed hash tables (DHTs), such as KAD and other protocols based on the Kademlia algorithm, for example.
- JXTA
- Many peer-to-peer protocols including Gnutella, Gnutella2, Freenet and I2P. (Examples: Limewire, Shareaza, μTorrent, Tribler, etc.)
- PUCC
- Solipsis: a France Télécom system for massively shared virtual world
- HyParView: a higly robust unstructured overlay for gossip broadcast
Overlay network protocols based on UDP/IP include:
- Real Time Media Flow Protocol - Adobe Flash
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