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17th Implementation Draft
Peter Doornbosch edited this page Mar 23, 2020
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QUIC Version draft-27 (vn=ff00001b)
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HTTP 3 (ALPN=h3-27)
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HTTP 0.9/1.1 (ALPN=hq-27)
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Record interop results here
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List of implementations here
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Optional test of PR #3499 here
Feature | code | details |
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Version Negotiation | V | A version negotiation response is elicited and acted on |
Handshake | H | The handshake completes successfully |
Stream Data | D | Stream data is being exchanged and ACK'ed |
Connection Close | C | The connection close procedure completes w/a zero error code |
Resumption | R | Connection is established using TLS Resume Ticket |
0-RTT | Z | 0-RTT data is being sent and acted on |
Stateless Retry | S | A handshake that includes a Retry packet completes successfully |
Quantum Ready | Q | A handshake including the quantum readiness test TP completed successfully (see Quantum Readiness test on Wiki) |
(Note that H3 and Key Update are not "optional" in the spec, but many implementations have chosen to defer them)
Feature | code | details |
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Server CID change | M | A server offers new CIDs to a client in advance. Upon some events, the client starts using a new server CID |
NAT Rebinding | B | A client's port changes. The client sends packets without noticing the change |
Address Mobility | A | A server offers new CIDs to a client in advance. The client moves to a new address(/port). The client sends path challenges from the new address(/port) with a new server CID. The server sends path responses on any path |
Key Update | U | One endpoint can update keys and its peer responds correctly |
H3 | 3 | An H3 transaction succeeded |
Spin | P | A connection with the spin succeeds and the bit is spinning |
ECN | E | Set ECT(0) on outgoing packets and verify that ACK frames with ECN information are received. (Note: test can fail if path bleaches ECN) |
Feature | code | details |
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Throughput | T | Download objects named 5000000 and 10000000 on separate connections over both HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 (0.9 if H3 not available). Overall transfer time should be no worse than 10% slower than HTTP/2. |
Feature | code | details |
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Dynamic Tables | d | QPACK Dynamic Tables |
Push | p | PUSH succesfully delivered |