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I disable QUIC in my network because I'm doing QoS at my router and utilize TCP flow control to slow things do to where I want them to be. QUIC makes the incorrect assumption that the network never wants to slowdown or to even allow for a configurable speed. Don't be too clever.



Just ruthlessly drop QUIC packets that are over the flow control limits. It will adapt.

Playing games with TCP settings is fun I guess, but simple RED with ECN and drop work well with fewer bad side-effects.

Every Internet protocol expects packet drops on overload. What was that about being too clever?


Why use flow control? Why not just a traffic shaper like altq/dummynet/whatever? Do you really only care about TCP traffic and not torrents, games, VoIP etc.?




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