sctp

What kind of SCTP support is there on various Windows versions? Anonym Out of the box, there are none, on any versions of Windows.(Microsoft has claimed there is no customer demand, so I always encourage anyone looking for SCTP on windows contact Microsoft and express their need for one..) There are 3rd party implementations, e.g. sctplib SctpDrv Recently, Windows support has been added to this userspace SCTP stack: http://sctp.fh-muenster.de/sctp-user-land-stack.html It will have a paper in 2012 ICCCN describing its implementation. From the Wikipedia article : The following operating systems

I saw that SCTP is going to be used for Data Channels starting in Chrome 31, and officially RTP based channels are going to be deprecated sometimes in February 2014 according to this google group thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/discuss-webrtc/y2A97iCByTU Does this also mean that webrtc audio and video channels are also going to be transported over SCTP eventually(if not already in the works)? How does RTP fit in the whole SCTP transport effort? Does that mean SRTP packets will flow over SCTP data channel? Or perhaps just the payload will be sent over SCTP transport protocol. If

I've been developing this simple client - server application with C where the client is just sending random data to the server and the server just listens to what the client sends. The protocol I'm using is SCTP and I'm interested on how to implement the multihoming feature to it. I've been searching through the internet about SCTP and multihoming and haven't been able to find any examples about how to instruct SCTP to use multiple addresses for communication. I've only managed to find what commands one should use when trying to setup SCTP with multihoming and it should be quite

I recently checked out the book "UNIX Network Programming, Vol. 1" by Richards Stevens and I found that there is a third transport layer standard besides TCP and UDP: SCTP . Summary: SCTP is a transport-level protocol that is message-driven like UDP, but reliable like TCP. Here is a short introduction from IBM DeveloperWorks . Honestly, I have never heard of SCTP before. I can't remember reading about it in any networking books or hearing about it in classes I had taken. Reading other stackoverflow questions that mentions SCTP suggests that I'm not alone with this lack of knowledge. Why is