Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) is an emerging transport
protocol for sending data from one point to another over the Internet.
We explore how the multihoming feature of SCTP can be exploited to
implement a multihomed web client and server for providing resilience
to network failure and a certain level of data protection against the
malicious interception by utilizing the multiple paths that exist
between the multihomed web client and server. Through experimental
studies, we show the techniques of routing path separation by
emulating a multihoming scenario. Furthermore, we describe that SCTP
multistreaming solves some data transfer issues such as HOL blocking
phenomenon, receiver buffer size requirements, integrated congestion
control and unordered data delivery service.