NDLI: Evaluation of a new multipath congestion control scheme using the NetPerfMeter tool-chain

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Author	Dreibholz, T. Becke, M. Adhari, H. Rathgeb, E.P.
Copyright Year	2011
Description	Author affiliation: University of Duisburg-Essen, Institute for Experimental Mathematics, Ellernstraße 29, 45326 Essen, Germany (Dreibholz, T.; Becke, M.; Adhari, H.; Rathgeb, E.P.)
Abstract	Multi-homed Internet sites become more and more widespread, due to the rising dispersal of inexpensive Internet access technologies combined with the growing deployment of resilience-critical applications. Concurrent Multipath Transfer (CMT) denotes the Transport Layer approach to utilise multiple network paths simultaneously, in order to improve application payload throughput. Currently, CMT is a quite hot topic in the IETF — in form of the Multipath TCP (MPTCP) and CMT-SCTP protocol extensions for TCP and SCTP. However, an important issue is still not fully solved: multipath congestion control. In order to support the IETF activities, we have set up a distributed Internet testbed for CMT evaluation. An important tool — which we have developed for multiprotocol Transport Layer performance analysis — is the Open Source NetPerfMeter tool-chain. It supports the parametrisation and processing of measurement runs as well as results collection, post-processing and plotting. However, its key feature is to support multiple Transport Layer protocols, which makes a quantitative comparison of different protocols — including state-of-the-art features like CMT — possible. In this paper, we first introduce NetPerfMeter and then show a proof-of-concept performance evaluation of CMT congestion controls which are currently discussed in the IETF standardisation process of $CMT-SCTP.^{1234}$
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ISBN	9781457714399
e-ISBN	9789532900262
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2011-09-15
Publisher Place	Croatia
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Rights Holder	University of Split
Subject Keyword	Protocols Concurrent Multi-path Transfer Dissimilar Paths Bandwidth Receivers Throughput Internet Mathematical model Congestion Control Performance Analysis Payloads NetPerfMeter Tool-Chain
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