Resilient Multipath Connectivity

Resilient Multipath Connectivity technology is how Adaptive Private Networking delivers end-to-end reliability and protected application performance for both TCP-based applications and real-time applications like VoIP and videoconferencing.

Resilient Multipath Connectivity delivers end-to-end reliability by:

• Stateful traffic steering via proprietary adaptive path selection algorithms, choosing the best path for each traffic type on a per packet basis
• Dynamic path learning, considering all available paths for each traffic flow
• Monitoring and flow reordering at the receiving (egress) Talari device
• Traditional techniques like buffering, packet retransmission, reordering, duplicate suppression, encryption, and so on

Resilient Multipath Connectivity delivers protected application performance by:

• a VoIP-like overlay for application protection
• latency control, selective redundant transmission, and NACK-based retransmission for “zero packet loss”