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MPTCP Enhanced API With simpler calls and smart connect By Alexis Clarembeau Content We added a new layer over the current MPTCP API in order to make it: Simpler : Using and modifying paths can now be done without using complex structures


  1. MPTCP Enhanced API With simpler calls and smart connect By Alexis Clarembeau

  2. Content We added a new layer over the current MPTCP API in order to make it: ● Simpler : Using and modifying paths can now be done without using complex structures (e.g: specifying hosts only by giving their name) Smarter : Based on previous connection information, we can automatically ● choose better subflow to connect first

  3. Simpler API: Using string as host names We now expose a new list of functions to use the MPTCP Api without the complex mptcp structures. For instance, we defined the calls: ● int mptcp_get_sub_list(sockfd, out); ● int mptcp_get_sub_tuple(sockfd, subid,ret_tuple); ● int mptcp_open_subflow(sockfd, f, host1, port1, host2, port2, prio); Which takes simpler arguments, such as a string for an host name, a int for a port, …

  4. Smarter API: Smart connect But, when connecting a host, for instance, “multipath-tcp.org”, we can use: - multiple source addresses: - 10.0.0.1 , 10.0.0.2 , - multiple destination addresses: - 213.251.128.146,213.251.188.146,2001:41d0:1:1992::1,2001:41d0:1:4a92::1 So, which one we need to try first? Our idea : Decide this information based on previous connexion, using a cache

  5. Current state, improvement So now, the API is able to: Add, remove, change subflows in a simpler way ● Record information (RTT, bandwidth) in a cache on shutdown to keep ● track of the best flows ● When connecting to a host, try first to connect on the best measured flow And in the future, we could: ● Extend the smart connection to design a full smart path manager which defines what subflow to open.

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