Markdown Version | Session Recording
Session Date/Time: 06 Nov 2024 15:00
masque
Summary
The MASQUE working group meeting at IETF 121 covered updates and progress on four working group documents: Quick Aware Proxying, Proxying Listener UDP with Connect-UDP Bindings, Processing Ethernet in HTTP/3 Generic Connect, and DNS configuration with Connect-IP. Discussions included connection ID limits for Quick Aware Proxying, congestion control considerations for Connect-Ethernet, and the use of SVCB records for DNS configuration in Connect-IP. The group is approaching working group last call for several drafts and emphasized the need for more implementation and interop testing.
Key Discussion Points
- Quick Aware Proxying:
- Introduction of a maximum connection ID limit to prevent resource exhaustion attacks.
- Discussion of a potential "blocked" capsule to signal the need for more connection IDs, but ultimately decided against it in favor of fallback mechanisms.
- Documentation of active attacks on the scramble transform.
- Proxying Listener UDP with Connect-UDP Bindings:
- Editorial updates since the last meeting.
- Need for interoperability testing between different implementations.
- Processing Ethernet in HTTP/3 Generic Connect:
- Interop testing with ARP request and reply exchange.
- Debate on whether to include text regarding MTU issues.
- Extensive discussion on congestion control and the implications of encapsulating Ethernet within a congestion-controlled tunnel.
- DNS configuration with Connect-IP:
- Adoption of SVCB records for DNS configuration.
- Concerns raised regarding the semantics of "internal domains" and "search domains."
- Discussion on whether to follow the Ikev2 split DNS model.
Decisions and Action Items
- Quick Aware Proxying:
- File a new issue for a "blocked" like signal.
- Document the active attack on the scramble transform.
- Prioritize implementation and interoperability testing.
- Processing Ethernet in HTTP/3 Generic Connect:
- Include text about what to do when you can't fit the Ethernet frame and the underlying connection says it won't fit.
- Request an early review from the INT area.
- DNS configuration with Connect-IP:
- Revise the draft based on the discussion of internal domains and search domains.
- Consult with DNS experts, possibly via the DNS-OP mailing list.
- Consider Ben's request to also go to ADD.
- Coordinate with the PVD proxy draft authors.
Next Steps
- Implementers to prioritize interoperability testing across all documents, particularly scramble transforms in Quick Aware Proxying and connectivity bindings in Connect-UDP.
- Authors to address open issues and incorporate feedback from the meeting.
- Working group to plan for working group last call once sufficient implementation and interop data is available.
- Authors to seek early reviews from relevant areas (INT, DNS, ADD).