Reduce delay of multipath TCP in IoT networks

Aljubayri, Mohammed; Peng, Tong; Shikh-Bahaei, Mohammad

doi:10.1007/s11276-021-02701-3

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“…In MPTCP protocols, the number of transmissions (and thus MPTCP delay) can be reduced using opportunistic routing (OR) [191]. OR algorithms exploit the broadcast nature of the wireless channels.…”

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“…In OR, the next hop forwarders (network nodes) are not fixed. Aljubayri et al [191] adapted OR on some MPTCP protocols (i.e., conventional MPTCP, multipath TCP traffic splitting control (MPTCP-TSC) [193], and redundant MPTCP (Re MPTCP) [194]) in an IoT environment. They achieved a reduction in MPTCP delay.…”

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CMT-SCTP and MPTCP Multipath Transport Protocols: A Comprehensive Review

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A huge amount of generated data is regularly exploding into the network by the users through smartphones, laptops, tablets, self-configured Internet-of-things (IoT) devices, and machine-to-machine (M2M) communication. In such a situation, satisfying critical quality-of-service (QoS) requirements (e.g., throughput, latency, bandwidth, and reliability) is a large challenge as a vast amount of data travels into the network. Nowadays, strict QoS requirements must be satisfied efficiently in many networked multimedia applications when intelligent multi-homed devices are used. Such devices support the concept of multi-homing. To be precise, they have multiple network interfaces that aim to connect and communicate concurrently with different networking technologies. Therefore, many multipath transport protocols are provided to multi-homed devices, which aim (1) to take advantage of several network paths at the transport layer (Layer-4) and (2) to meet the strict QoS requirements for providing low network latency, higher data rates, and increased reliability. To this end, this survey first presents the challenges/problems for supporting multipath transmission with possible solutions. Then, it reviews recent research efforts related to the concurrent multipath transmission (CMT) protocol and the multipath transmission control protocol (MPTCP). It reviews the latest research efforts by considering (1) how a multipath transport protocol operates (i.e., its functionality); (2) in what type of network; (3) what path characteristics it should consider; and (4) how it addresses various design challenges. Furthermore, it presents some lessons learned and discusses open research issues in multipath transport protocols.

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CMT-SCTP and MPTCP Multipath Transport Protocols: A Comprehensive Review

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“…J. Zhao et al [38] improved energy efficiency of MPTCP mechanism in DCN by minimizing completion time of flow. M. Aljubayri et al [39] used Opportunistic Routing (OR) technology to reduce the delay of MPTCP by reducing the number of transmissions, further improving the startup delay and energy efficiency of MPTCP. M. Morawski et al [40] adopted a formal optimization method and proposed a system tuning method of MPTCP architecture module with energy consumption as the target.…”

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Focus on Multipath TCP: Introduction, Benefits and Future Research Trends

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With the rapid development of mobile video technology and the increasing demand for online videoapplications, people have higher demands on the transmission performance and user experience ofreal-time Internet applications such as video. Multipath transmission is considered as an ideal solutionto improve video transmission performance and user experience quality in wireless networkenvironment. In recent years, the academic research on multipath transmission protocol focuses ondata scheduling, energy consumption optimization, fairness, congestion control and so on, but theresearch on network security is insufficient, especially the research on the anti-damage analysis androbustness optimization of multipath transmission. Based on a comprehensive analysis of the latestresearch trends, this paper makes a beneficial exploration of the future development of end-to-endmultipath transmission over the Internet based on Multipath TCP (MPTCP).

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“…Even though these methods ease some design burdens on the hardware, they rely on high-bandwidth networks, which is critical with the exponential development of machine learning applications in recent years, including on-demand image processing or computer vision [ 8 , 9 ]. The newer generation of devices with more stable connectivity, such as smart healthcare sensors, generates high volume of network traffic [ 10 ]. A network with limited bandwidth can experience congestion problems, resulting in data loss from out-of-order delivery, lossy links, or bit errors [ 11 ].…”

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Cost-Effective Network Reordering Using FPGA

Hoang

Chen

2023

Sensors

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The advancement of complex Internet of Things (IoT) devices in recent years has deepened their dependency on network connectivity, demanding low latency and high throughput. At the same time, expanding operating conditions for these devices have brought challenges that limit the design constraints and accessibility for future hardware or software upgrades. These limitations can result in data loss because of out-of-order packets if the design specification cannot keep up with network demands. In addition, existing network reordering solutions become less applicable due to the drastic changes in the type of network endpoints, as IoT devices typically have less memory and are likely to be power-constrained. One approach to address this problem is reordering packets using reconfigurable hardware to ease computation in other functions. Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices are ideal candidates for hardware implementations at the network endpoints due to their high performance and flexibility. Moreover, previous research on packet reordering using FPGAs has serious design flaws that can lead to unnecessary packet dropping due to blocking in memory. This research proposes a scalable hardware-focused method for packet reordering that can overcome the flaws from previous work while maintaining minimal resource usage and low time complexity. The design utilizes a pipelined approach to perform sorting in parallel and completes the operation within two clock cycles. FPGA resources are optimized using a two-layer memory management system that consumes minimal on-chip memory and registers. Furthermore, the design is scalable to support multi-flow applications with shared memories in a single FPGA chip.

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Reduce delay of multipath TCP in IoT networks

Cited by 14 publications

References 36 publications

CMT-SCTP and MPTCP Multipath Transport Protocols: A Comprehensive Review

CMT-SCTP and MPTCP Multipath Transport Protocols: A Comprehensive Review

Focus on Multipath TCP: Introduction, Benefits and Future Research Trends

Cost-Effective Network Reordering Using FPGA

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