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WAN Aggregation using Open Multipath TCP Router (OMR)

Approved
Session Description

Today, multi-homed devices with multiple network interfaces, such as smartphones and modern routers, offer significant potential to enhance internet performance and reliability. Open Multipath TCP Router (OMR) leverages the power of multipath transport protocols like Multipath TCP (MPTCP) to aggregate multiple internet connections, enhancing user experience even when application servers don’t support aggregation. This talk will explore how OMR enables this, detailing the tools and configurations necessary for seamless setup and optimal performance.


The following topics will be covered:


  1. Introduction to OpenMPTCPRouter
  2. How OMR Works
  3. Core Features of OMR
  4. Installation and Setup
  5. Configuring and Managing Connections
  6. Monitoring and Troubleshooting
  7. Use Cases and Applications
  8. Community and Resources


Demo:

Participants can view a live demo of OMR preloaded on Raspberry Pi 4 boards, showcasing its functions and features.

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Speakers

Abdul Wasey
Student | NITK

I am an engineering student focusing on networking, DevOps, and system administration. I have a solid understanding of networking principles through my studies in CCNA. My hands-on experience includes implementing secure authentication, optimizing network infrastructures, and leveraging various technologies to enhance system performance and reliability. I am passionate about learning and enjoy tackling complex problems to develop innovative solutions.

Abdul Wasey

Reviews

Love the proposal, very well written, no gpt. Just one question: is OMR really the short form of OpenMPTCP ?
Reviewer #1 Approved

Great topic, approving
Reviewer #2 Approved

I will actually be excited to watch a recording of this!
Reviewer #3 Approved