3. MPTCP protocol
3.1 Principles
The design of the MPTCP protocol is based on the fundamental principle that there are several possible and available paths for establishing communication between two terminals with several logical or physical interfaces. This principle does not necessarily imply that all the paths likely to support MPTCP communication are strictly disjoint, so that they can, for example, pass through the same network device (or even several).
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MPTCP protocol
Existing implementations
Bibliography
- (1) - FORD (A.), RAICIU (C.), HANDLEY (M.), BONAVENTURE (O.) - TCP extensions for multipath operation with multiple addresses. - RFC 6824, janv. 2013.
- (2) - RAICIU (C.) et al - How hard can it be ? Designing and implementing a deployable multipath TCP. - USENIX Symposium of Networked Systems Design...
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