Multipath TCP (MPTCP) Options | MPTCP is an extension of TCP that allows
a client to maintain a connection by simultaneously using multiple
paths to connect to the destination host. By default, MPTCP support
is disabled, based on the global MPTCP setting. Review or
adjust the MPTCP settings for the security zones associated with
this profile: no—Enable MPTCP
support (do not strip the MPTCP option). yes—Disable MPTCP support (strip the
MPTCP option). With this configured, MPTCP connections are converted
to standard TCP connections, as MPTCP is backwards compatible with
TCP. (Default) global—Support MPTCP based
on the global MPTCP setting. By default, the global MPTCP setting
is set to yes so that MPTCP is disabled (the MPTCP option is stripped from
the packet). You can review or adjust the global MPTCP setting using
the Strip MPTCP option in TCP
Settings or through the following CLI command:
# set
deviceconfig setting tcp strip-mptcp-option <yes|no> |