Alternative Scheduling Decisions for Multipath TCP

Kimura, Bruno Yuji Lino; Lima, Demetrius C. S. F.; Loureiro, Antônio A. F.

doi:10.1109/lcomm.2017.2740918

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“…This heterogeneity results in packet reordering, which leads to Head-of-Line (HoL) blocking, and subsequently increases out-of-order (OFO) buffer at the receiver side and ultimately reduces the Goodput. Various enhanced scheduling schemes, like BLEST (Blocking Estimation-based MPTCP Scheduler) (Ferlin et al, 2016b), CP scheduling (Constraint-based proactive scheduling) (Oh and Lee, 2015), DAPS (Delay-Aware Packet Scheduler) (Kuhn et al, 2014;Sarwar et al, 2013), OTIAS (Out-of-order Transmission for Inorder Arrival Scheduler) (Yang et al, 2014), HSR (Highest Sending Rate), LWS (Largest Window Space) and LTS (Lowest Time/Space) (Kimura et al, 2017) have been proposed to fully utilize all paths.…”

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Reducing transport latency for short flows with multipath TCP

Dong

Yang

Tang

et al. 2018

Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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Reducing transport latency for short flows with multipath TCP

Dong

Yang

Tang

et al. 2018

Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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“…Due to capturing the quality of the path correctly, Chung et al [15] described a new path management scheme on the basis of Machine Learning on MPTCP (MPTCP-ML), which used signal strength, throughput, and interfering APs number to estimate path quality. Kimura et al [16] discussed three data scheduling mechanisms: (1) data scheduling based on the highest sending rate, (2) data scheduling based on the largest sending window, and (3) data scheduling based on the lowest sending delay.…”

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PO-MPTCP: Priorities-Oriented Data Scheduler for Multimedia Multipathing Services

Huang

et al. 2018

International Journal of Digital Multimedia Broadcasting

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With the diversified wireless network access technology and large-scale equipment of multinetwork interface devices expanding, network transmission performance for multi-homed terminals has been widely concerned by academic circles. More and more scholars have paid attention to Multipath Transmission Control Protocol (MPTCP) as one of the representative methods for studying path transmission performance. However, their studies ignore the impact of dynamic network environments on data transmission performance and seldom consider the priority of data transmission. Undoubtedly, not prioritizing packets will have a dramatic effect on the users experience in the heterogeneous networks. In this paper, we propose a novel priority-aware streaming media multipath data scheduler mechanism (PO-MPTCP) to achieve the following goals: (1) detecting the priority of all streaming media data; (2) achieving multiattribute-aware path evaluation and switching mechanism; (3) introducing a path-quality priority-driven data distribution mechanism to improve streaming multipath transmission performance. The simulation experiment shows that PO-MPTCP proposed by this paper improves the transmission performance of streaming media and reduces the transmission delay. For the result of simulation experiment, it is easy for us to find that PO-MPTCP is more efficient in data delivery than the standard MPTCP mechanism.

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“…Furthermore, MPTCP inherits the standard socket Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) from TCP, which means an MPTCP based device can initiate and establish an MPTCP connection with other devices without making any modifications to today's Internet applications [10]. With its multipath transmission and backwards compatibility features, the MPTCP is being considered as a preferred transmission technology for data delivery over the current and future Internet [11].…”

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Towards Adaptive Multipath Managing: A Lightweight Path Management Mechanism to Aid Multihomed Mobile Computing Devices

Cao

Collotta

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Applied Sciences

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With the large scale deployment of multihomed mobile computing devices in today’s Internet, the Multipath TCP (MPTCP) is being considered as a preferred data transmission technology in the future Internet due to its promising features of bandwidth aggregation and multipath transmission. However, MPTCP is more likely to be vulnerable to the transmission quality differences of multiple paths, which cause a “hot-potato” out-of-order arrival of packets at the receiver side, and in the absence of a related approach to fix this issue, serious application level performance degradations will occur. In this paper, we proposes MPTCP-LM 3 , a Lightweight path Management Mechanism to aid Multihomed MPTCP based mobile computing devices towards efficient multipath data transmission. The goals of MPTCP-LM 3 are: (i) to offer MPTCP a promising path management mechanism, (ii) to reduce out-of-order data reception and protect against receiver buffer blocking, and (iii) to increase the throughput of mobile computing devices in a multihomed wireless environment. Simulations show that MPTCP-LM 3 outperforms the current MPTCP schemes in terms of performance and quality of service.

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Alternative Scheduling Decisions for Multipath TCP

Cited by 36 publications

References 11 publications

Reducing transport latency for short flows with multipath TCP

Reducing transport latency for short flows with multipath TCP

PO-MPTCP: Priorities-Oriented Data Scheduler for Multimedia Multipathing Services

Towards Adaptive Multipath Managing: A Lightweight Path Management Mechanism to Aid Multihomed Mobile Computing Devices

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