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moqtail WatchParty

moqtail

watch-party.moqtail.dev:4446

QUIC WT draft 16 IPv4

A deployment of MOQtail. Everything below was measured on this deployment, at whatever version and configuration it was running — it is not a measurement of that codebase. About this endpoint

At a glance

Identifies itself as
moqtail/0.14.1+fbdbc75
Protocols accepted
moqt-16, h3
Media delivery
namespace accepted
Violations recorded
none

Certificate

Subject
CN=*.moqtail.dev
Issuer
C=US, O=Let's Encrypt, CN=YR2
Valid until
2026-10-09 25 days left
Trust
publicly-trusted
Verification
Completed with the certificate verified

Control messages

Which control messages this endpoint answered, per draft. An error reply is still an answer — ok and err are both support; what is recorded as missing is a message that got no answer at all. A dash is neither: it means the exchange ended on our side, so nothing about this endpoint was measured there.

Draft SUBSCRIBEFETCHTRACK_STATUSSUBSCRIBE_NAMESPACEPUBLISH_NAMESPACE
16 QUIC err err ok ok

Media delivery

One publisher and two subscribers, to see whether an object published through this endpoint reaches a client that asked for it.

Namespace accepted, track never asked for draft 16 · QUIC

waiting to be asked for the track: endpoint error: request ID error: request ID 135 exceeds max 100

Specification violations

None recorded. Nothing this endpoint sent broke a requirement the probe checks — which is not the same as saying it implements the draft completely.

Setup parameters

What this endpoint sent back in its setup response, per draft. A parameter with no name is a code point the negotiated draft does not define.

draft 16 · QUIC

  • 0x02 max_request_id = 2305843009213694000
  • 0x07 moqt_implementation = moqtail/0.14.1+fbdbc75

Notes

  • — the peer is up but refused the offered protocols on at least one transport

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