Definition of peering in English:

peering

noun pɪərɪŋ

mass nounComputing

The exchange of data directly between Internet service providers, rather than via the Internet.
Example sentencesExamples
- Public peering is a means for internet service providers to send and receive traffic destined for one another's networks.
- Finally, VoIP peering will only be beneficial if the carrier can bill for the transpired calls.
- In voice peering, as in simple peering, the overall aim is to achieve some consistency in traffic management end to end.
- Whether networks interconnect via peering or transit is based on the respective size of their networks.
- Even the staunchest advocates of end to end VoIP are quick to admit that voice peering is not the norm today.

Origin

1980s: from peer² + -ing¹.

单词	peering
释义	Definition of peering in English: peering noun pɪərɪŋ mass nounComputing The exchange of data directly between Internet service providers, rather than via the Internet. Example sentencesExamples Public peering is a means for internet service providers to send and receive traffic destined for one another's networks. Finally, VoIP peering will only be beneficial if the carrier can bill for the transpired calls. In voice peering, as in simple peering, the overall aim is to achieve some consistency in traffic management end to end. Whether networks interconnect via peering or transit is based on the respective size of their networks. Even the staunchest advocates of end to end VoIP are quick to admit that voice peering is not the norm today. Origin 1980s: from peer² + -ing¹.
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