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When using QUIC datagrams, there is no retransmission mechanism, so in networks with packet loss, the number of ACK blocks continues to grow. This can result in an ACK frame size exceeding 1000 bytes, which is too large. Is it possible to introduce a setting that limits the maximum number of additional ACK blocks?
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I’m using mvfst to send and receive QUIC datagrams, with each datagram being very small (less than 100 bytes). However, in networks with packet loss, the ACK frames consume too much bandwidth compared to the application data. Therefore, I’d like to have a limit on the number of ACK blocks.
When using QUIC datagrams, there is no retransmission mechanism, so in networks with packet loss, the number of ACK blocks continues to grow. This can result in an ACK frame size exceeding 1000 bytes, which is too large. Is it possible to introduce a setting that limits the maximum number of additional ACK blocks?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: