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Organization Technology in Mobile Peer-to-peer Network Based on Mobile Unit

Mobile end devices become more and more powerful, enabling them to execute more sophisticated tasks. Hence it is desirable to leverage these potential resources, by being able to execute tasks on external devices. At the same time, peer-to-peer (P2P) gains more and more attention, and will level the difference between clients and servers. As P2P technology proved to be an effective means for mobile computing, it seems logical to combine the benefits of both worlds. This paper discusses how to organize a Mobile P2P (MP2P) infrastructure, and the experimental results show that the services running on MP2P network have better efficiency than on traditional client/server model network.