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%****************************** Fifth Chapter **********************************
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\chapter{Conclusions}
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% **************************** Define Graphics Path **************************
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\ifpdf
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\graphicspath{{Chapter5/Figs/Raster/}{Chapter5/Figs/PDF/}{Chapter5/Figs/}}
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\section{Future Work}
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The most interesting future work on multi-homed devices would focus on adding additional features to gateways.
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Work on the most effective method of allowing a gateway to inform a device behind it that it is worth adding additional MPTCP subflows.
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Work on gateways understanding the Layer 4 concepts of MPTCP and adapting their load balancing algorithms to ensure that multiple subflows of the same MPTCP flow are split appropriately between the available links.
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Work on gateways that understand MPTCP to take a non-MPTCP flow and transparently convert it into a MPTCP flow at the gateway, and back again as it reaches the device behind.
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Work on IPv6 multi-homing to more effectively inform devices behind it of when they have multiple homes.
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TODO: Check, for all of these, whether they should actually be in past work. Particularly the IPv6 multi-homing one.
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