Re: [multipathtcp] charter discussion

Olivier Bonaventure <Olivier.Bonaventure@uclouvain.be> Fri, 07 April 2017 19:04 UTC

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Subject: Re: [multipathtcp] charter discussion
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Behcet,
>     __ __
>
>     The slide was intended to be just a very high-level sketch. In both
>     #1 and #2, the objective of the signalling is to get an endpoint’s
>     IP address info into the ‘other’ proxy, so the proxy can do address
>     mapping (translation) on subsequent packets (including the ACK) so
>     that packets can travel between the endpoints. In both #1 and #2,
>     the idea is that this signalling is done along with the TCP SYN, so
>     that the connection via the proxies is set up with no delay (“0 RTT”)
>
>
> You did not answer the issues I raised below with each option, plus you
> raised another one, how does it work in 0 RTT, e.g. in Option #1 or #2?

0-rtt means that the proxy does not introduce an additional delay 
compared to the normal TCP handshake. In option 1, see draft-plain-mode, 
this is achieved by placing the control information in the SYN segments 
only.



Olivier