Proposed response to Liaison Statement "LS on need for Multi-Path QUIC for ATSSS"

Lars Eggert <lars@eggert.org> Wed, 29 April 2020 14:28 UTC

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Subject: Proposed response to Liaison Statement "LS on need for Multi-Path QUIC for ATSSS"
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QUIC WG participants,

the chairs have discussed a response to this statement and plan on sending the message below. If you have comments, please respond to this e-mail by May 13.

Thanks,
Lars

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Thank you for your input to our specifications.

Multipath capabilities for QUIC are currently under active discussion in the
IETF's QUIC WG. Several individual proposals have been made, but the group is
also considering whether the already-specified connection migration capabilities
are sufficient to cover the majority of use cases.

We encourage 3GPP to detail their requirements for QUIC multipath capabilities
in an Internet-Draft, especially if the already-specified connection migration
capabilities are deemed insufficient. 3GPP's active involvement in any multipath
QUIC standardization would be the best way to remain informed of the progress of
any such work in the IETF.

Kind regards,
Mark Nottingham, Lucas Pardue and Lars Eggert, QUIC Working Group chairs