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I think the first issue is that currently TPs are only negotiated at connection establishment. Which, makes it impossible to change them if one change MTUs due to PLPMTUD or a client side migration. 

I also agree that adding clarified recommendations on delayed ACK. I think one full RTT is a bit much delay when one have something to ACK. I am not certain I understand the full relation and precedens of the minimal, maximum etc. Here I think one should be careful to write up rules and analys their impact and what will happen in the various cases, with both really low RTTs (Backplane/loopback), as well as LANs and long fat pipes. In Kista we discussed that 1/4 of an RTT likely makes sense as an upper limit for sender stacks that accept delayed ACKs. 

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<p>I think the first issue is that currently TPs are only negotiated at c=
onnection establishment. Which, makes it impossible to change them if one=
 change MTUs due to PLPMTUD or a client side migration.</p>
<p>I also agree that adding clarified recommendations on delayed ACK. I t=
hink one full RTT is a bit much delay when one have something to ACK. I a=
m not certain I understand the full relation and precedens of the minimal=
, maximum etc. Here I think one should be careful to write up rules and a=
nalys their impact and what will happen in the various cases, with both r=
eally low RTTs (Backplane/loopback), as well as LANs and long fat pipes. =
In Kista we discussed that 1/4 of an RTT likely makes sense as an upper l=
imit for sender stacks that accept delayed ACKs.</p>

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