Joe,
On 7/19/2017 12:41 AM, Olivier Bonaventure wrote:
- IMO, TCP always needs to be able to fall back (which should be
true now)
This is not a concern with the proposed design
Prove that is true if/when TCP-AO is enabled.
I don't think that TCP-AO is a use case for the proposed converters.
You don't get to decide that. If you use TCP, then TCP-AO could be
enabled on the client.
The converter is not intended to be used for all TCP connections. In the
draft we explain how an MPTCP endpoint can bypass the converter if the
destination server supports MPTCP. For TCP-AO, my recommendation would
be that the default policy of the client would be to never use the
converter if TCP-AO is requested by the application.
Olivier
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