In order to investigate the enhancement of data privacy by distributing data packets via multiple paths,this paper formulates a security model and analyzes the privacy problem in multipath scenarios leveraging informa...In order to investigate the enhancement of data privacy by distributing data packets via multiple paths,this paper formulates a security model and analyzes the privacy problem in multipath scenarios leveraging information theoretic concept.Based on proposed model,a privacy function related to the path number is discussed.We heuristically recommend the optimal path number and analyze the tradeoff among the performance,resource consumption and privacy.For reducing the information leakage,the data schedule algorithms are also proposed.The analytical model can provide guidelines for the multipath protocol design.展开更多
In recent years, we need more bandwidth to enjoy entertainment contents such as video streaming, music and online gaming. To gain enough bandwidth, technologies that combine bandwidth by using multiple interfaces at s...In recent years, we need more bandwidth to enjoy entertainment contents such as video streaming, music and online gaming. To gain enough bandwidth, technologies that combine bandwidth by using multiple interfaces at same time are desired. Multipath transport protocols which combine multiple paths for packet delivery at the transport layer are a promising technology. Such protocols have a mechanism, called “packet scheduler”, to select the interface to send a packet. However, existing studies of the packet scheduler have not explicitly considered the compatibility of mobility with bonding of bandwidth. Therefore, when smartphone users move out of coverage of communication networks such as wireless Local Area Network (LAN) and Long Term Evolution (LTE) by vehicle, packet loss occurs, leading to a decrease of throughput. In this study, we propose a packet scheduler that selects an appropriate communication path so that packets can reach the peer before it moves out of the coverage. Based on routes of a vehicle and the position and communication range of the access point, the time at which a communication path will be lost is predicted. In addition, we employ MPQUIC (Multipath QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections)), which is a multipath transport protocol proposed as the extension of QUIC protocol, to reduce the ACK packet loss in multipath communication, and to reduce the time until the starts of retransmission. We evaluated the number of packet losses, the throughput and the time until starts of retransmission using a simulator and show the superiority of proposed method.展开更多
Mobile phones equipped with multiple wireless interfaces can increase their goodput performance by making use of concurrent transmissions over multiple paths, enabled by the Multipath TCP(MPTCP). However, utilizing MP...Mobile phones equipped with multiple wireless interfaces can increase their goodput performance by making use of concurrent transmissions over multiple paths, enabled by the Multipath TCP(MPTCP). However, utilizing MPTCP for data delivery may generally result in higher energy consumption, while the battery power of a mobile phone is limited. Thus, how to optimize the energy usage becomes very crucial and urgent. In this paper, we propose MPTCP.QE, a novel quality of experience(Qo E).driven energy.aware multipath content delivery approach for MPTCP.based mobile phones. The main idea of MPTCP.QE is described as follows: it first provides an application rate.aware energy.efficient subflow management strategy to tradeoff throughput performance and energy consumption for mobile phones; then uses an available bandwidth.aware congestion window fast recovery strategy to make a sender avoid unnecessary slow.start and utilize wireless resource quickly; and further introduces a novel receiver.driven energy.efficient SACK strategy to help a receiver possible to detect SACK loss timely and trigger loss recovery in a more energy.efficient way. The simulation results show that with the MPTCP.QE, the energy usage is enhanced while the performance level is maintained compared to existing MPTCP solutions.展开更多
基金This paper was partially supported by the National Basic Re-search Program of China under Grant No. 2007CB307100 the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Crant No 60972010 the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central U- niversities under Grant No. 2011JBM018.
文摘In order to investigate the enhancement of data privacy by distributing data packets via multiple paths,this paper formulates a security model and analyzes the privacy problem in multipath scenarios leveraging information theoretic concept.Based on proposed model,a privacy function related to the path number is discussed.We heuristically recommend the optimal path number and analyze the tradeoff among the performance,resource consumption and privacy.For reducing the information leakage,the data schedule algorithms are also proposed.The analytical model can provide guidelines for the multipath protocol design.
文摘In recent years, we need more bandwidth to enjoy entertainment contents such as video streaming, music and online gaming. To gain enough bandwidth, technologies that combine bandwidth by using multiple interfaces at same time are desired. Multipath transport protocols which combine multiple paths for packet delivery at the transport layer are a promising technology. Such protocols have a mechanism, called “packet scheduler”, to select the interface to send a packet. However, existing studies of the packet scheduler have not explicitly considered the compatibility of mobility with bonding of bandwidth. Therefore, when smartphone users move out of coverage of communication networks such as wireless Local Area Network (LAN) and Long Term Evolution (LTE) by vehicle, packet loss occurs, leading to a decrease of throughput. In this study, we propose a packet scheduler that selects an appropriate communication path so that packets can reach the peer before it moves out of the coverage. Based on routes of a vehicle and the position and communication range of the access point, the time at which a communication path will be lost is predicted. In addition, we employ MPQUIC (Multipath QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections)), which is a multipath transport protocol proposed as the extension of QUIC protocol, to reduce the ACK packet loss in multipath communication, and to reduce the time until the starts of retransmission. We evaluated the number of packet losses, the throughput and the time until starts of retransmission using a simulator and show the superiority of proposed method.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) under Grant No. 61562044, 61262014the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province under Grant No. 20161BAB212046+2 种基金the Project of Soft Science Research Plan of Jiangxi Province under Grant No. 20161BBA10010the Science and Technology Research Project of Jiangxi Provincial Department of Education (GJJ150319)the Higher School Teaching Reform Research Subject of Jiangxi Province(JXJG-15-2-35)
文摘Mobile phones equipped with multiple wireless interfaces can increase their goodput performance by making use of concurrent transmissions over multiple paths, enabled by the Multipath TCP(MPTCP). However, utilizing MPTCP for data delivery may generally result in higher energy consumption, while the battery power of a mobile phone is limited. Thus, how to optimize the energy usage becomes very crucial and urgent. In this paper, we propose MPTCP.QE, a novel quality of experience(Qo E).driven energy.aware multipath content delivery approach for MPTCP.based mobile phones. The main idea of MPTCP.QE is described as follows: it first provides an application rate.aware energy.efficient subflow management strategy to tradeoff throughput performance and energy consumption for mobile phones; then uses an available bandwidth.aware congestion window fast recovery strategy to make a sender avoid unnecessary slow.start and utilize wireless resource quickly; and further introduces a novel receiver.driven energy.efficient SACK strategy to help a receiver possible to detect SACK loss timely and trigger loss recovery in a more energy.efficient way. The simulation results show that with the MPTCP.QE, the energy usage is enhanced while the performance level is maintained compared to existing MPTCP solutions.
