Fault Management Mechanism in MPTCP Session
draft-kang-tcpm-fault-management-in-mptcp-session-02
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| Authors | Jiao Kang , liangqiandeng , Xincai Fei | ||
| Last updated | 2023-07-25 (Latest revision 2023-01-09) | ||
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Abstract
This document presents a mechanism for fault management during a MPTCP session. It is used to convey subflow failure information from client to server by other subflow running normally. It includes: 1) a new Fault Announce Option for describing subflow failure, 2) implementation and interoperability of this option during a MPTCP session when one subflow suffers a failure. In fact, the server is able to determine network problems accurately based on these fault information reported from multiple clients for their connections.
Authors
Jiao Kang
liangqiandeng
Xincai Fei
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