Multipath TCP
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By simultaneously using multiple paths through the Internet, multipath
transport protocols have the potential to greatly improve performance,
resilience and flexibility. Further, by linking the congestion
behavior of the subflows of a connection, it is possible to move
traffic away from congested paths, allowing network capacity to be
pooled and better handling surges in traffic. We will build upon earlier
theoretical work by Kelly/Voice and Key/Massoulie/Towsley to examine
how to perform such linkage in a window-based transport protocol
such as multipath TCP , while still achieving fairness
in a world of different RTTs.
Multipath TCP has become of great interest to operating system vendors
recently, especially for use on smart phones where there is no single right
answer as to which of several radio interfaces to use at any instance.
This work is now in the early stages of standardization in the IETF .
This is joint work with Damon Wischik and Costin Raiciu.
This talk is part of the Wednesday Seminars - Department of Computer Science and Technology series.
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