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1 The priority with which a logical node wishes to be elected peer group leader of its peer group
Abbreviation: Leadership Priority (Generally, of all nodes in a peer group, the one with the highest leadership priority will be elected as peer group leader)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > The priority with which a logical node wishes to be elected peer group leader of its peer group
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