Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] Transport Draft should opine about 5-tuple based load balancing (#3500)

Martin Thomson <notifications@github.com> Wed, 04 March 2020 22:55 UTC

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We did discuss this issue. Use of empty connection IDs and demultiplexing based on source addresses.  The conclusion there was that this was OK: people could do that, as long as it was clear that what they were getting was not different than TCP.  That is, we made it clear that if you don't use the identifiers that you control (your addresses, the connection ID), then you accept that you can't handle migration at all and connections will drop (well, unless you do something like trial decryption, which has some obvious scaling issues).

The outcome of that discussion was captured in #2868 

Assuming that Ryan finds this answer satisfactory (and I haven't missed anything), then I suggest we just close this as a duplicate of #2844.

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