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It's quite popular actually, even there's an market for openwrt based mptcp routers, sometime also called SDN routers. Say have eth, wifi(2.4+5Ghz+6Ghz) and ce
by methou 3y ago
It's quite popular actually, even there's an market for openwrt based mptcp routers, sometime also called SDN routers.
Say have eth, wifi(2.4+5Ghz+6Ghz) and cellular network, you may want to use them fully all together, there's a way for mptcp to shine;
or you have multiple proxies, and wants to improve reliability, you can also use mptcp.
- Slapshot_gd 3y agoAnd even commercial broadband services.... In full disclosure I worked as a supplier to implement MPTCP on the CPE for BT at the launch of their service (time marker 1:48 starting point) : https://youtu.be/eMKAFWy6940 https://youtu.be/eMKAFWy6940