Optimising transmission path selection in SCTP based wireless networking

Martin Hynes, L. Kilmartin
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A number of different protocols have been proposed to support the concept of wireless terminal mobility. One such protocol is SCTP which includes functionality to monitor the characteristics of the primary path and all alternate secondary paths connecting two hosts. This supports a basic mechanism by which traffic can be switched from a primary path to a secondary path in the case of a primary path failure. This paper focuses on further enhancing this functionality to support switching between the available paths in order to optimise the overall data throughput between the hosts. A number of alternate algorithms are proposed to control this mechanism and the performance of these algorithms has been evaluated in a simulated network environment. The results of these simulations show that they can offer a superior performance as quantified in terms of mean handover rates and handover latency compared to the current SCTP standard algorithm and a previously suggested solution. It is shown that the proposed algorithms results in a reduction in the mean handover rate to approximately 4% of the mean handover rate of existing suggested handover control algorithms.
基于SCTP的无线网络传输路径选择优化
已经提出了许多不同的协议来支持无线终端移动性的概念。其中一个这样的协议是SCTP,它包括监视连接两台主机的主路径和所有备用辅助路径的特征的功能。这支持一种基本机制,在主路径故障的情况下,流量可以从主路径切换到辅助路径。本文着重于进一步增强此功能,以支持在可用路径之间进行切换,从而优化主机之间的总体数据吞吐量。提出了许多替代算法来控制这种机制,并在模拟网络环境中评估了这些算法的性能。仿真结果表明,与现有的SCTP标准算法和先前提出的解决方案相比,它们在平均切换率和切换延迟方面可以提供更好的性能。结果表明,所提出的算法将平均切换率降低到现有建议切换控制算法的平均切换率的约4%。
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