An SDN Perspective on Multi-Connectivity and Seamless Flow Migration
Devices capable of multi-connectivity currently use static rules for selecting the set of interfaces to use. Such rules are limited in scope and can be counter-productive. We posit that SDN techniques can address this inefficiency. We present an approach that enables an SDN controller to manage the...
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| description | Devices capable of multi-connectivity currently use static rules for selecting the set of interfaces to use. Such rules are limited in scope and can be counter-productive. We posit that SDN techniques can address this inefficiency. We present an approach that enables an SDN controller to manage the flows traversing the Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and LTE links in our laptop and also migrate the flows from one link to another. Our solution opens avenues that enable end-user device to negotiate with the network controllers when taking its control plane decisions. |
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