Re: Connection IDs

Christian Huitema <huitema@huitema.net> Thu, 08 March 2018 00:46 UTC

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On 3/7/2018 4:36 PM, Lubashev, Igor wrote:

> +1 for the connid direction from someone from an "eligible" employer.
>
> That said, the proposal precludes load balancers from using Conn ID possibly present in ICMP TooBig payload for routing the ICMP TooBig back to the server, so I am looking forward to "PMTUD for QUIC" talks in QUIC and TSVWG.
Funny, Patrick and I were just discussing preparing a draft based on the
experience with PMTU discovery in our implementation. Both work by
sending PMTU probes composed or PING and/or PAD.

I think that this kind of probing strategy is a good fit for an
encrypted transport like QUIC. I would not want to let cleartext ICMP
packets change the state of the connection. But this is a different thread.

And yes, by the way, I do like the new Connection IDs.

-- Christian Huitema