Hi Jiankang,

On 30-06-2026 8:04 PM, Jiankang Yao wrote:
### Server Requirement for Client Fall Back

407     8.1.  Clients Fall Back with Management of Multiple Transport

409        If the establishment of an EoQ connection fails, clients MAY attempt
410        to fall back to EPP over TCP as specified in [RFC5734], depending on
411        local deployment and security policy.  It is up to clients to
412        determine the mix of transports that best meets their business needs.

While it is up to the client to determine if fall back is necessary, what are
the requirements on the server? If a client falls back to EoT but the server
doesn't have EoT, isn't that an interoperability issue? I think this can be
solved with the following addition:

    Servers MUST offer service over TCP (EoT [RFC5374]) for clients that fall
    back to TCP.



Thanks for your kind suggestion.



Section 8.3 has  discussed " QUIC Support Announcement and Discovery”.

In future, some servers may support EoQ only.

How about this one:

     If EoQ is not offered, servers MUST offer service over TCP (EoT [RFC5734]) 
for clients that fall
    back to TCP.
I think you have answered my question that clients know this through 
out-of-band configuration.

I wouldn't want to put a MUST support EoT if EoQ is not offered rule as that 
may impinge on policy, and the interoperability issue is solved with 
out-of-band configuration.
So I think there is nothing to do here. Thanks for answering my question.

-andy, ART AD

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