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Nimbostratus

May 10, 2022

HTTP/3 in the frontend and HTTP/2 in the backend

Hi, I'm lost. I have two virtual servers, one listening for HTTP/2 and one listening to HTTP/3. With the HTTP/2 one the requests to the backend pool members happen over HTTP/2 but with the HTTP/3 pr...

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shsingh

Employee

Hi kobedan

Are you on v15? As there is no support for serverside H/3 and QUIC: https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K60235402

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In this experimental implementation of HTTP/3 and QUIC, the BIG-IP system offers the following features and requirements:

To enable proxy support for HTTP/3, you must configure the virtual server with HTTP/3 and QUIC profiles as well as enable the HTTP MRF Router setting.
You must use HTTP/3 and QUIC together. Using QUIC without HTTP/3 is not supported.
Using QUIC and HTTP/3 on the server side is not supported in this implementation.
On the Configuration utility, you must set the Protocol option to UDP. The QUIC and HTTP/3 profile options will then be available for selection.
QUIC works only with TLSv1.3. The BIG-IP system provides the default clientssl-quic profile that you should use as a parent profile to customize your own Client SSL profile.

kobedan

Nimbostratus

May 11, 2022

Hi shsingh

I'm using version 16.

My problem is not that I can't use HTTP/3 on the server side, i know that that won't work. But the problem is that when using HTTP/3 client side the server side isn't using HTTP/2. I know that HTTP/2 on the server side works because when using HTTP/2 on the client side I have HTTP/2 on the server side working with the same HTTP/2 profile.

When forcing HTTP/2 always on by switching activation mode from ALPN to always I get this error in my Chrome browser: