RFC 9000

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RFC 9000 is the IETF standards document that specifies the QUIC transport protocol, defining its core mechanisms for secure, multiplexed, low-latency communication over UDP.

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF RFC
Internet standard
technical specification
aimsTo enable efficient multiplexing without head-of-line blocking
improve robustness to network changes
reduce latency compared to TCP
area Transport Area
category Standards Track
defines QUIC congestion control hooks
QUIC connection IDs
QUIC connection establishment
QUIC connection migration mechanisms
QUIC error codes
QUIC flow control
QUIC handshake behavior in transport layer
QUIC loss detection framework
QUIC packet number spaces
QUIC packetization
QUIC
surface form: QUIC path validation

QUIC stream multiplexing
QUIC transport parameters
QUIC
surface form: QUIC transport protocol

QUIC version negotiation
excludes HTTP/3 semantics
application protocols over QUIC
focusesOn transport layer aspects of QUIC
intendedUse general-purpose Internet transport
obsoletes QUIC TLS usage specification
surface form: draft-ietf-quic-transport
partOf QUIC RFC suite
protocolFamily QUIC
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF

Internet Engineering Task Force
relatedTo RFC 8999
RFC 9001
RFC 9002
securityModel relies on QUIC-TLS defined in RFC 9001
specifies core QUIC transport mechanisms
low-latency communication over UDP
multiplexed transport over UDP
secure transport over UDP
status Internet Standard
stream IETF Stream
supports 0-RTT connection establishment (via QUIC-TLS)
connection migration for mobile clients
encrypted transport headers (except limited invariants)
stream-level flow control
title QUIC
surface form: QUIC: A UDP-Based Multiplexed and Secure Transport
usesUnderlyingProtocol UDP
workingGroup IETF QUIC Working Group
surface form: QUIC Working Group

Referenced by (4)

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QUIC definedIn RFC 9000
RFC 9114 references RFC 9000
RFC 9001 relatedTo RFC 9000
RFC 9002 relatedTo RFC 9000