Peering

In the face of such ambiguity, the phrase "settlement-free peering" is sometimes used to explicitly denote pure cost-free peering.

Motivations for peering Peering involves two networks coming together to exchange traffic with each other freely, and for mutual benefit.

While optional multilateral peering agreements and route servers are now widely acknowledged to be a good practice, mandatory multilateral peering agreements (MMLPAs) have long been agreed to not be a good practice.

And then a tall fence went up — a privacy stockade affair that kept out peering eyes.

And, yes, now I can hear the occasional low rumbling sounds - as I spot parts of a giant head peering at us through the bushes.

He noticed a Dalmatian dog peering out of a window of a stately property in the centre of the village and captured it on camera.

Her eyes were glued to the big board’s track announcements, but then they wandered across the faces peering out of hedgerows in Adams’ installation, which she suddenly noticed all around her.

It began around 11am and by 2pm, bemused early afternoon regulars peering in the window at the designated pub opening time were treated to the sight of the Workerbee crew packing up their gear.

Locals stand near the ragged tarmac precipice, peering over and taking photos.

Peering beyond 2020 and 2021 offers a whole new perspective.

Peering in on these privileged lives, it looks like Beth is overreacting, colliding with criticism she isn’t prepared to deal with.

Peering into ADBE's recent financial trends, it's clear that growth has been a key storyline.

Peering through a fence, we saw row after row of trusses, waiting for their photovoltaic panels.

Peering through the EVF, I always found that images looked just a little bit muddy, which encouraged me instead to rely on the rear screen.

Peering through thorns, she said she saw one of her passengers, the girl who had lost her friend, shriek and collapse as a gunman stood over her limp body, grinning.

A man who was suspiciously peering into the window of a parked car was just looking at a cute puppy inside.

As he grew older, Ronayne, who was something of a solitary child, would spend a lot of time at his kitchen window in Cobh, County Cork, peering through binoculars at the birds feeding in his garden and writing down their names in a notebook.

CCTV from inside the hotel showed visibly petrified Lars darting through the lobby, sneaking into elevators and peering out windows.

Charlie's wife is one of those know-it-all women who assume men can't cook, so strides into the kitchen, peering into this pot or that pan, lowering or increasing the heat.

Different projects in tone, they both nevertheless see Ant truly pushing the production boundaries with many songs on feeling so bright like sunshine peering through clouds.