Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] Equivalence of preferred_address and NEW_CONNECTION_ID (#3560)

Kazuho Oku <notifications@github.com> Wed, 01 April 2020 04:44 UTC

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@martinthomson My personal take would be that people would not do that. When a client migrates to the preferred address, there's fair chance that the client's address tuple will change. That means that the server should be capable of receiving short header packets with 0-byte CID from any address, and determine that the packet belongs to the connection that is migrating to the preferred address.

That's possible theoretically, but in practice ...

I agree that a server might want to switch to zero-byte CID _after_ migration to SPA completes. But to do that, we need a NEW_CONNECTION_ID that can carry a zero-byte CID, which is forbidden at the moment. I do not think we'd want to change the spec now to allow that.

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