Experimental QUIC available in Caddy is not configurable, thus it is required to open port ``udp:11443`` on the machine, like::
Note: QUIC support in Caddy is really experimental. It can result with silently having problems with QUIC connections or hanging Caddy process. So in case of QUIC error ``QUIC_NETWORK_IDLE_TIMEOUT`` or ``QUIC_PEER_GOING_AWAY`` it is required to restart caddy process.
Experimental QUIC available in Caddy is not configurable. If caddy is configured to bind to HTTPS port ``${port}``, QUIC is going to be advertised on this port only. It is not possible to configure another public port in case of port rewriting.
where ``${ip}`` is the IP of the partition with running caddy process.
So it is required to ``DNAT`` from ``${public IP}`` of the computer to the computer partition running caddy ``${local IP}`` with configured port::