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Internet-Draft draft-caini-dtn-quiccl-00.txt is now available.

   Title:   Delay-Tolerant Networking QUIC Convergence Layer Protocol Version 1
   Authors: Carlo Caini
            Tomaso de Cola
            Mattia Moffa
   Name:    draft-caini-dtn-quiccl-00.txt
   Pages:   59
   Dates:   2026-02-03

Abstract:

   This document describes a QUIC convergence layer (QUICCL) for Delay-
   Tolerant Networking (DTN).  QUICCL uses BPv7 bundles encoded by the
   Concise Binary Object Representation (CBOR) as its service data unit
   being transported and makes use of either QUIC streams (RFC 9001) or
   QUIC datagrams (RFC 9221) to transport such bundles.  QUICCL design
   is largely based on TCPCLv4 specification (RFC9174), with three
   significant differences.  First, as QUIC incorporates TLS security,
   all security related parts of TCPCLv4 were dropped.  Second, QUICCL
   provides two new transport services, notified and unreliable, in
   addition to the reliable service; Third, in the reliable service, by
   taking advantage of QUIC streams, four levels of priority are
   offered.

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