Peer-to-peer networks are useful for the file transferring within the group of peers in the network. But usually files are transferred in slow speed, if the files are larger in size. Also the peers don’t have much utility within them. In order to enhance the utilities of the individual peers, each peer has to configure with greater CPU power, bandwidth, and storage space. But practically it is an impossible task, as the cost goes high by configuring peers with higher configuration. So my approach is to monitor the network carefully and to find out some random peers and to configure, say in a hundred peer attached network, one peer has to be configured with higher configuration. That will enhance the transfer speed among all peers. I introduce a new term called “G-peers”, gargantuan peers, which is having all the utility with it. These G-peers are useful in securing and transferring files at a higher speed and enhance the overall performance of the network. By adding repeated G-peers in the network, it is notable that it will increase the speed of file transfer and also the files are much secured as we are transferring using G-peers authentication. Therefore, a high success rate can be achieved within the Peer-to-peer network by these G-peers.

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Gargantuan peers (G-peers)