Commit d59d6575 authored by Julien Muchembled's avatar Julien Muchembled

README: rephrasing

parent 4e9332f9
...@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ re6stnet can be used to: ...@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ re6stnet can be used to:
- create large networks - create large networks
- give ipv6 addresses to machines with only ipv4 available - give ipv6 addresses to machines with only ipv4 available
Building an ipv4 network is also supported if you have software that does not Building an ipv4 network is also supported if one has software that does not
support ipv6. support ipv6.
How to pronounce `re6st`? Like `resist`. How to pronounce `re6st`? Like `resist`.
...@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ HOW IT WORKS ...@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ HOW IT WORKS
A re6stnet network consists of at least one server (re6st-registry) and many A re6stnet network consists of at least one server (re6st-registry) and many
nodes (re6stnet). The server is only used to deliver certificates for secure nodes (re6stnet). The server is only used to deliver certificates for secure
authentication in establishing tunnels, and to bootstrap new nodes. authentication of peers, and to bootstrap new nodes.
re6stnet can detect and take into account nodes present on the local network. re6stnet can detect and take into account nodes present on the local network.
Resilience Resilience
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re6stnet guarantees that if there exists a route between two machines, re6stnet guarantees that if there exists a route between two machines,
traffic will be correctly routed between these two machines. traffic will be correctly routed between these two machines.
Even if the registry node is down, the probability that the network isn't Even if the registry node is down, the probability that the network is not
connected is very low for big enough networks (more than a hundred nodes). connected is very low for big enough networks (more than a hundred nodes).
Scalability Scalability
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