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Re:QUIC is now RFC 9000 by salawat on Friday May 28, 2021 @08:42AM (#27314699)
I'm happy whenever anyone brings up SCTP. Such a maligned protocol. Congestion control and QoS, however, are a loser's game. If you're running into realistic issues meeting demand due to statistical multiplexing breaking down to the point you must rely on caring about the internal state of traffic streams, you should have thrown more link hardware at the problem long ago. Many dumb pipes > fewer smarter pipes.

>NAT

Oh, didn't you know, IPv6 was going to solve everything. No more NAT. We're just going to assign everyone an IP at birth so people can continue to ignore the User-Agent/User distinction.

Re:QUIC is now RFC 9000 by Hikikomori on Friday May 28, 2021 @10:32AM (#27315770)
QoS has its uses, and you don't have to look any deeper than TCP/UDP headers for it to be good enough. It allows VOIP/IPTV services to continue working under DDoS conditions for example (ISP level).
Re:QUIC is now RFC 9000 by richardwhiuk on Friday May 28, 2021 @11:49AM (#27316868)
IP TOS flag and TCI field in Ethernet header (802.1Q header) should be sufficient, without looking at TCP/UDP/SCTP headers.