I obscured my real point by mentioning deployability. More directly: there is no consensus on the optimal designs for video conferencing over WiFI, gaming over WiFi and buik data over WiFi, because they have mutually exclusive requirements for the WiFi. Even if you imagine [deployed] [consensus] on DSCP bits, half duplex media can't simultaneously implement optimal solutions for all 3 usecases. Some compromise is required. e.g. upper and lower bound on channel acquisition times, and the backlog (queue) needed for a bulk flow to trigger channel acquisition.
Without DSCP, none of the designs do well for everybody. I suspect that this conversation will eventually happen in congress, but we do not understand it well enough to propose solutions (which was my push back to Dave Taht). Thanks, --MM-- On Mon, Mar 13, 2023 at 4:47 AM Eliot Lear <l...@lear.ch> wrote: > Hi Matt, > > On 19.02.23 15:10, Matt Mathis wrote: > > Dave, I was referring to the underlying technical problems for WiFi CC > > and competition between video conferencing, gaming and bulk data. Are > > you convinced that there exist deployable solutions that would > > be viewed as correct by all parties? I am not. > > Indeed. This feels like what the first sentence of the Introduction of > RFC 2474 was intended to address, no? [Your point about "deployable" is > noted in this context.] > > Eliot > > -- Thanks, --MM-- Evil is defined by mortals who think they know "The Truth" and use force to apply it to others.
