问题
Below statement is from this documentation.
The network component continues to perform a peer search if its number of peers is less than the minimum connectivity. The network component rejects peering attempts if its number of peers is equal to or greater than the maximum connectivity.
Question:
As the documentation says,
number of peers is equal to or greater than the maximum connectivity,
If a node is allowed to have a 'maximum number of peers', say N, how can the 'number of peers' be GREATER than N ?
NOTE:
You may want to refer to another question from me, which was related to 'maximum connection between nodes' which happens before 'attempting peering'. The main difference between these 2 questions is about 'maximum connections' and 'maximum (bi-directional) peers'.
回答1:
No, it cannot be greater than N (ideally). Looking at this code, a connection is registered as peer, if current peers is less than the maximum peers allowed. The documentation is saying it in terms of condition for rejection. ie ("less than" vs "greater than or equal to")
The documentation is correct
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57019380/how-is-it-possible-for-a-hyperledger-sawtooth-validator-node-to-have-number-of