Re: Packet size s on CCID3
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I believe you are asking for (3) 's = MSS' to be officially deprecated.
I see no need for that. In general 's = MSS' is conservative (yes?) so
there is no need to deprecate it.
In particular, the simulations that show 's = MSS' as extremely
non-conservative in Widmer et al. 2004 involve drop probabilities that are
per-packet, not per-byte. I.e. larger and smaller packets are dropped with
the same probability. I don't find those simulations particularly realistic
representations of today's internet. They would argue that TCPs could send
smaller packets to get higher throughput, when in fact the opposite effect is
generally observed (as far as I know).
Perhaps you would like to help work on an ECN-nonce-verifiable option that
would implement Virtual Packets.
Eddie
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