Hi Raffaele, On 28/10/2020 19:25, Raffaele Zullo wrote:
Other than the paths tested in our work, they also work for example in mobile networks (obviously not all of them) where it is very hard that transports other than TCP or UDP work.
Good to hear!
The MPTCP approach you pointed is very interesting and I would say the similar thing for UDP-O is that UDP-O is still UDP (like MPTCP is still TCP) so it can traverse quite easily except for the cases in which there is a length consistency check.
I think mostly depends on the applications using UDP-O. If there will be some strong use cases for UDP-O (for example DNSSEC) we could probably see UDP-O deployed.
I am certainly interested in how it develops and is used in applications. I will keep an eye on UDP-O standardisation and deployment. Cheers, -- Benno -- Benno J. Overeinder NLnet Labs https://www.nlnetlabs.nl/