Article | REF: TE7710 V1

Multi-Path Transmission Control Protocol

Authors: Mohamed BOUCADAIR, Christian JACQUENET

Publication date: October 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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    5. Future prospects

    Despite the functional richness of the MPTCP protocol, it has a number of constraints that are likely to hinder its adoption. Examples of functional evolution are given in section 5.3 .

    5.1 Optimizing MPTCP engineering

    The protocol has no means of detecting a priori the compatibility of a path with MPTCP (i.e. establishing an MPTCP sub-session via the path): in particular, the presence of one or more middlebox devices, on the path on which a sub-session could be established,...

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