https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2021/10/20/multipath-tcp-rhel-8-one-many-subflows?sc_cid=7013a000002pwANAAY#multipath_tcp_in_red_hat_enterprise_linux_8
Many years ago, Hercules was traveling back to Athens when he lost his way in a wood. Arriving at a crossroad, he found two women. One of them was Aletheia, the goddess of truth, and the other was Apate, the goddess of lies. But he didn’t know who was who. Hercules needed all his intelligence to find the only question capable of revealing the way to Athens.
If you are lost in a computer network and don’t know which path to take, don’t worry—you don’t need Hercules to find your way: You can use Multipath TCP.
title: Policy based routing Micro Howto slug: /Networking/Policy-Based-Routing-Howto Policy Based Routing MicroHowto This originally resided here
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Horacio J. Peña, horape@compendium.com.ar v0.03 05/Apr/2000
Preface, disclaimer and help request. This is my attempt to recopilate some info on how to use the advanced routing capabilities of the 2.1.x Linux kernels. As each time i’ve asked for help in linux-(kernel|net|router|es) instead of getting answers i received lots of mail saying “You seem to know how to use iproute, could you explain me it?