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[15:58:18] <Erik Kline_web_889> "the matrix"  :-)
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[15:59:15] <Jen Linkova_web_345> It was the best description I can come up with ;)
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[16:00:08] <Erik Kline_web_889> "Madrix"?
[16:00:19] <Jen Linkova_web_345> lol
[16:00:24] <Jen Linkova_web_345> That's good one
[16:00:37] <Antoine Fressancourt_web_326> @Erik lol
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[16:04:42] <Tom Jones_web_814> I am not getting any audio at all, can someone confirm its my problem?
[16:04:50] <Colin Perkins_web_865> I can hear the audio
[16:04:52] <Theresa Enghardt_web_928> I can hear the chairs
[16:05:07] <Tom Jones_web_814> thanks
[16:05:13] <Spencer Dawkins_web_964> Tom, do you have a VPN going?
[16:05:18] <Jen Linkova_web_345> Tom: are you on VPN by any chance?
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[16:05:45] <Tom Jones_web_814> nope
[16:05:50] <Tom Jones_web_814> seems to be chrome
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[16:06:19] <Jen Linkova_web_345> Tom: I've seen cases this week when the browser restart helped
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[16:07:28] <Tom Jones_web_216> speakers stopped working in my laptop entirely
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[16:07:33] <Tom Jones_web_216> headphones are fine
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[16:17:24] <Colin Perkins_web_865> Some things don't need to be defined?
[16:20:15] <Brian Trammell_web_431> colin: that's my hope
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[16:20:51] <Brian Trammell_web_431> OTOH it took us a while to get to something generic and useful for Node and Entity here
[16:21:02] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> no you have to define everything always in research
[16:21:24] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> The doc is really in good shape. I don't think that it does need to be too exhaustive.
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[16:21:32] <Jen Linkova_web_345> well, I guess the part of the problem is we need to define what needs to be defined and what doesn't
[16:21:46] <Brian Trammell_web_431> feeling a little bad for derailing by saying the E word now
[16:22:06] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> What would be great is to see some arch-like I-Ds that make use of these terms.
[16:22:14] <Nicolas Kuhn_web_371> IMHO, whenever possible, pointing to existing RFC would help to define the terms (eg RFC8095 for Protocol Features available)
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[16:25:16] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> endpoint is hard to define
[16:25:31] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> depends on the layer/protocol
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[16:26:06] <Brian Trammell_web_431> med: agreed... a high-level e.g. SCION arch draft referencing this one would be very useful (both as an intro to SCION and an exercise testing the vocabulary)
[16:27:45] <Nicolas Kuhn_web_371> +1 on the architectural document
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[16:28:10] <Lixia Zhang_web_696> I would like to second Sabine's comment (hope I got it right): if a word is used in multiple protocol layers, lets make a unique term for each appearance of that word by attaching the context to it to make a unique term for that specific use.  A terminology document is meant to define terms clearly.
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[16:30:09] <Spencer Dawkins_web_964> I'm going to mention this from the mike - https://github.com/ietf-github-services/activity-summary
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[16:39:56] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> @nico: A "proxy" is a "service function" as per the properties I-D ;-)
[16:42:23] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> Agree with Theresa
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[16:45:39] <Tom Jones_web_216> first place to send it
[16:47:54] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> The sat doc does not need to answer to all the questions
[16:48:57] <Michael Welzl_web_616> @Gorry Is this the hat from the texas IETF?  I also have one of those!
[16:49:05] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> the British accent with that hat doesn't work...
[16:49:41] <Michael Welzl_web_616> Scottish!
[16:49:49] <Nicolas Kuhn_web_371> Thanks!
[16:49:52] <Tom Jones_web_216> English!
[16:50:15] <Michael Welzl_web_616> :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
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[16:53:34] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> MPTCP is in Standards Track since 2020
[16:54:09] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> @MW: Yes my "Dallas" hat :-)
[16:54:17] <Jen Linkova_web_345> I told Spencer that his slides MUST have pictures of  kittens - but he got us puppies audio!
[16:54:22] <Stuart Card_web_416> Actually using, in the field, concurrent multipath, for both failover and load balancing (not just flow by flow but packet by packet), since ~~2005. ;-)
[16:54:33] <Tom Jones_web_216> We need to get Gorry a profoundly scottish hat to wear
[16:54:59] <Brian Trammell_web_431> godzilla represents the fact that even though it's been in production for more than a decade, "multipath" is still the easiest way to end a TSV meeting
[16:55:22] <Jen Linkova_web_345> (I've just googled 'a profoundly scottish hat')
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[16:55:58] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> scottish hat...?
[16:55:58] <Tom Jones_web_216> I think a Tam o' Shanter would be quite fetching
[16:56:06] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> I would say "basic path management" in slide 5
[16:56:07] <Tom Jones_web_216> or a glengarry in a pinch
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[16:56:54] <Stuart Card_web_416> Also need a way to temporarily suspend use of paths that are currently poor but likely to recover.
[16:57:14] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> @stu: there is no such "hold" in the current version
[16:57:23] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> they started with basic features
[16:57:35] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> that's a good approach to see progress this work
[16:58:01] <Stuart Card_web_416> It happens a lot in aviation networking: plane banks, antenna points in bad direction, once plane levels out, link (and thus path) recovers.
[16:59:17] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> The second bullet would be OK if you don't depend on the remote peer
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[16:59:39] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> That's why we had RFC8803 for MPTCP
[17:01:20] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> I would not tag "benefits for early adopters" as "no problem".
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[17:03:39] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> if you own both endpoints (however that defined) in our deployment model, then it's okay
[17:03:59] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> s/our/your/
[17:04:17] <Anna Brunstrom_web_865> Item four should be comparing to single-path QUIC in this context I guess
[17:04:19] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> "Outperforming" is a long word to type, but the reality depends on what you hope for - resilliance; lower latency; more robustness to continuously changing paths; lower cost; etc.
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[17:07:22] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> If MP-QUIC is enabled a la ATSSS, then the endpoint trussting midponts and vice versa become relevant
[17:08:33] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> for ATSSS: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-bonaventure-quic-atsss-overview-00
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[17:13:52] <Cyrill Krähenbühl_web_104> I'll type my question
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[17:15:14] <Cyrill Krähenbühl_web_104> I would say that partial deployment heavily depends on the existence of different high-quality paths. If there are no good alternative paths then there is essentially no benefit for MPQUIC.
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[17:18:59] <Carsten Bormann_web_375> (Where high-quality includes "resilient")
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[17:21:10] <Jen Linkova_web_345> I'd say 'equally quality pathS'
[17:21:31] <Stuart Card_web_416> Pareto dominance applies.
[17:21:59] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> Agree with Gorry except for resiliency: path migration would be just fine.
[17:22:08] <Brian Trammell_web_431> step one: get a time machine
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[17:22:27] <Stuart Card_web_416> (fast, reliable) dominates all; (slow, unreliable) is dominated by all; (fast, unreliable) & (slow, reliable) are in same Pareto rank.
[17:23:45] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> This is the github link for comments as well: https://github.com/intarchboard/network-quality-workshop-report/blob/main/draft-hardaker-iab-mnqeu-report.md
[17:25:00] <Colin Perkins_web_865> It's much easier for the app to pass requirements to the transport, when the transport is closely integrated with the app
[17:25:58] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> Colin: Might be so, especially if there are a few simple choices.
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[17:31:13] <Chris Box_web_830> We can certainly expect a complex set of network behaviours if we have endpoints using MPQUIC at the same time as part of the network using ATSSS using MPDCCP. Definitely one that needs thinking about.
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[17:35:07] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> Chris - why not say that at the Mic?
[17:35:41] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> .... two sets of policy working at the same time:-).
[17:36:47] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> ... or even one "application" being aided by two layers that have the same policy, but a different viewpoint.
[17:36:55] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> three actually as MPTCP is already the base ATSSS protocol
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[17:37:03] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> :-)
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[17:37:09] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> The steering policies are provisionned by th network
[17:37:18] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> not by the app themselves
[17:37:52] <Mohamed Boucadair_web_972> there are polcies to bypass the ATSSS gateways if you discover that the remote peer is MPTCP-aware
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[17:41:47] <Anna Brunstrom_web_865> Med already put the link here :)
[17:42:20] <Brian Trammell_web_431> ah, there it is. thanks
[17:42:24] <Brian Trammell_web_431> opening :)
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[17:43:06] <Michael Welzl_web_616> Why worry. Roll out all the MP-flavors with and without proxies and see what happens. Yes there may be odd interactions, but surely it won't give us terrible congestion collapse style scenarios. Later, people can measure, do research, come back to the IETF and fine-tune - the wheel keeps turning like it always did.
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[17:45:01] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> Just pasted into the notes ... it might be useful.
[17:45:11] <Gorry Fairhurst_web_444> The URL.
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[17:45:30] <Michael Welzl_web_616> I thought my rambling, and was surprised!  :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
[17:46:04] <Anna Brunstrom_web_865> :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
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[17:46:58] <Nicolas Kuhn_web_371> there is indeed interesting research activity with multipath over satellite accesses
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[17:47:56] <Nicolas Kuhn_web_371> https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/106/materials/slides-106-mptcp-mptcp-satellite-01
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[17:56:08] <Chris Box_web_830> Wondering how Colin has enabled a blurred background over WebRTC
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[17:56:31] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> by having a real camera
[17:56:34] <Colin Perkins_web_865> fast lens
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[17:56:56] <Chris Box_web_830> Large aperture - the traditional way
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[17:58:11] <Zaheduzzaman Sarker_web_375> +1 to Brian.. as I said we need to have the conversation..
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[17:59:24] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> scheduling is in scope for ICCRG as well (not only congestion control)
[17:59:53] <Colin Perkins_web_865> right
[17:59:56] <Brian Trammell_web_431> true
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[18:00:36] <Colin Perkins_web_865> and some of the issue touch on programmability of the network and forwarding plane too
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[18:04:07] <Mirja Kühlewind_web_660> bye! thx!
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[18:04:13] <Antoine Fressancourt_web_326> Thank you
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